Maestro

Overview of the Maestro API documentation and the modules available in this section

Maestro

This section brings together the documentation for endpoints exposed by Maestro and related services in the Dadosfera platform.

Overview

The content in this directory is organized by functional domain, covering authentication, pipeline management, connections, storage, catalog, and auxiliary platform operations.

In general, the Maestro section documents resources for:

  • authenticating users and refreshing access tokens
  • generating and removing API keys
  • managing connections and OAuth authentication flows
  • creating, querying, and operating pipelines
  • managing inputs, customers, and network configurations
  • exploring files, tables, and datasets in storage
  • querying and maintaining data assets in the catalog
  • checking the health of services and internal platform endpoints

Documentation Organization

The pages in this section are divided into the following areas:

  • Auth: authentication and token refresh
  • Connections: connection creation, update, retrieval, and deletion
  • Network Config: network configuration management
  • Inputs: input creation and retrieval
  • PipelinesV2: version 2 pipeline API operations
  • Platform API: pipeline, job, run, and connector management
  • Storage Explorer: navigation of files, tables, and datasets in storage
  • Catalog: querying, documenting, and maintaining data assets
  • API Key: API key creation, listing, and removal
  • OAuth: OAuth flows for supported integrations
  • Customers: customer-related operations, links, and tokens
  • Health: service availability and health checks

Authentication and Permissions

Most endpoints documented in this section use JWT-based authentication through the Authorization header. Depending on the module, specific permissions may also be required for reading, writing, execution, or resource administration.

How to Navigate

Use the side navigation to access each endpoint group and review resource-specific details such as parameters, payloads, responses, and permissions.