Changelog

This changelog records changes to the published Elastio API. It is updated with each release of the OpenAPI document, and each entry is headed with the document’s version (info.version) and release date. Deprecated and removed operations are also listed on Deprecations.

1.0.0 (2026-10-12)

Developer portal launch

First publication of the Elastio API on the developer portal, described by one OpenAPI 3.0.3 document and browsable in the interactive API reference.

The published API has 502 operations in 64 resources, grouped into the areas below.

Area	Resources	Operations
Platform	System, Tenant Settings, Licenses, Plan, Billing, Early Access, AI Provider Credentials	16
Identity & Access	Users, User Groups, Roles, Account Groups, Personal Access Tokens, Audit Logs	42
Inventory & Deployments	Deployments, Assets, Search, Inventory, Asset Accounts, Tags, Azure Subscriptions, GCP Projects, IBM, OVA Accounts, Vault, Database Monitoring, Data	116
Backups & Recovery Points	Backup	2
Hunts & Investigations	Hunts, Hunt Results, Hunt Rules, Custom Hunts, Pursuit, Pursuit Investigations, Hunt Findings, Ransomware Summary, Data Classification	78
Findings & Response	Incidents, Findings, Violations, Issues, Cloud Configuration, Compliance, DRS	49
Policies & Jobs	Policies, Policy Schedules, Policy Membership, System Policies, System Events, Jobs	70
Recovery & Evidence	Resilience Program, Recovery Verdict, Recovery Analytics, Evidence, Security Metrics	27
Reporting	Reports, Report Schedules, EQL	35
Alerts & Integrations	Alerts, Webhooks, Slack, Splunk, VirusTotal, Wiz, GuardDuty	67

Also in this release:

• Authentication with personal access tokens, scoped by category (inventory, security, protection, reporting, integrations, admin) with read or write access, and managed through /gateway/shared-services/v1/personal-access-tokens.
• An API console that sends live requests to your tenant from the reference.
• Two operations are published as deprecated: GET and PUT /gateway/shared-services/v3/system-events/subscriptions, which are retired in favor of System Policies. See Deprecations.