N-central REST API Videos
Welcome to our developer portal video series on N-central APIs!
In this section, you’ll find a collection of videos designed to help you get started with the N-central API.
We have dedicated videos to take you on a quick tour of the N-central API, guide you through the steps to create a N-central API user, and show you how to access the N-central REST API.
Along with recordings of our Boot Camp series on leveraging APIs in N-central to provide more in-depth training.
These videos will provide you with the essential knowledge and skills needed to make the most of the N-central API.
N-central Rest APIs: Quick Tour
Creating an API Only User in N-central
How to Access REST APIs in N-central
Leveraging Rest APIs in N central Boot Camp
This Boot Camp covers:
- What is a Rest API?
 - What can you do with these Rest APIs?
 - What is Swagger?
 - Using the API Explorer to pull information from N-central
 - Using the API Explorer to run a task in N-central
 - How to use REST API's in PowerShell
 
Video Chapters:
- 0:00 - Introduction
 - 8:46 - Agenda
 - 9:23 - Prerequisites for this course
 - 10:15 - N-central's API's
 - 12:09 - What is a Rest API
 - 20:48 - What can the Rest APIs do?
 - 24:28 - What is Swagger?
 - 38:11- Using the API Explorer to get information from N-central
 - 43:13 - Using the API Explorer to run task in N-central
 - 51:24 - Using PowerShell with Rest APIs
 
Leveraging APIs in N central Boot Camp
This Boot Camp covers:
- Using the N-central SOAP API to perform basic tasks: create a customer account, download or upload customer properties etc.
 - The basics of the soapUI
 - How to connect third party API's from N-central
 - How to use SOAP and REST API's in PowerShell
 
Video Chapters:
- 0:00 - Introduction and Course Prerequisites
 - 12:32 - What Can APIs do?
 - 28:55 - Using N-central APIs
 - 54:31 - Using EDFs (external data feeds)
 - 57:47 - Using N-central to connect to 3rd Party APIs
 
Updated 3 months ago
You can also watch these videos, along with other N-central content, via our N-able YouTube channels: