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The new Monitors API lets you programmatically manage data monitors and alerts, making it easier to integrate monitoring into your workflows and automate responses to data issues. The API provides endpoints to find, inspect, control, and trigger monitors on-demand.
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We’re excited to release the new Monitors API — a set of endpoints that let you discover, inspect, control, and trigger data monitors programmatically. This makes it simple to integrate monitoring and alerting into orchestration, CI/CD, and observability workflows so teams can react faster and automate responses to data issues.
The Monitors API provides the building blocks to manage monitor discovery, execution, and results retrieval across assets and tenants.
Key Features:
POST /monitors/search — Find monitors for an asset, team, or tenant and list available on‑demand monitors.GET /monitors?monitor_id={id} — Retrieve a monitor’s configuration, metadata, and latest run summary.GET /monitors/{monitor_id}/history — Download historical scan results for reporting and analysis.POST /monitors/enable-disable — Enable or disable scheduled monitors (useful for maintenance windows).POST /monitors/trigger — Trigger one or more monitors on demand (useful after upstream jobs complete).GET /monitors/{monitor_id}/status — Poll for quick status (running, completed, errored) without fetching full history.
POST /monitors/search for an asset_id or tenant scope.GET /monitors?monitor_id={id} to show full configuration and latest execution summary.POST /monitors/trigger with monitor ids or asset id to run relevant monitors immediately.GET /monitors/{monitor_id}/status until runs complete, then fetch GET /monitors/{monitor_id}/history for details.POST /monitors/enable-disable to disable the scheduled monitor.GET /monitors?monitor_id={id}.POST /monitors/search to enumerate monitors by tenant or team.GET /monitors/{monitor_id}/history to collect run results and incident counts.
Head to the Public API docs to see full request/response examples and authorization details:
We’re rolling out APIs that will let customers programmatically create, update, schedule, and group monitors. This will enable use cases like provisioning monitors as part of CI/CD pipelines, creating tenant-specific monitor bundles, or automating temporary on‑demand checks during data deployments.
We’re excited to see how you integrate monitors into your workflows — from automated remediation to operational dashboards. If you have feedback or feature requests, please share them with the product team at product@decube.io.
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