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Developer Blog - API Summary in Preservica 6.6 and 6.7
This post provides you with a summary of the APIs we have in Preservica 6.7 (including changes made in 6.6), and the latest new features.
| March 16th 2023
Process Monitor web app and API
The idea of process monitoring is to give a high level view on processes running in the system, without needing to worry about tracking multiple workflows (in the case of a batching workflow like Incremental Ingest or an internally triggering one like Web Ingest) or having to find information about non-workflow processes (e.g. secondary staging, automatic preservation actions from settings).
| February 17th 2023
Creating complex assets within an OPEX
Up to now users needed to create PAX zips. Users would need to create a zipped folder structure, with optional XIP for fixity information. In Preservica 6.6.1 we are adding the ability to use PAX folders without having to zip them up, and also without having to use XIP metadata when adding fixity information.
| January 11th 2023
Architectural Changes for Preservica’s Future
As we try to expand and scale our business, it’s time for us to bring in some standard industry practices regarding modern architecture, scalability and resilience.
| June 24th 2022
API Summary in Preservica 6.5
This post provides you with a summary of the APIs we have in Preservica 6.5, and the latest new features.
| May 5th 2022
API Summary in Preservica 6.4
This post provides you with a summary of the APIs we have in Preservica 6.4, and the latest new features.
| December 23rd 2021
Custom Reporting via the Preservica Content API
Preservica provides a REST API to allow users to query the underlying search engine. In this article we will show how CSV documents can be returned by the API.
| November 29th 2021
API Summary in Preservica 6.3
In this post I'll give you a summary of what APIs we have in Preservica 6.3, and what new features you might be interested in. If you've been using Preservica for a while and just want to know what changed, you can look for the relevant paragraph at the end of each section, and for more details, you can look at the release notes from the three versions (6.2.1, 6.2.2 and 6.3). If you're new to the Preservica APIs then you can use the whole article as a reference.
| May 19th 2021
Using OPEX and PAX for Ingesting Content
Preservica has developed the concept of an OPEX (Open Preservation Exchange) package, a collection of files and folders with optional metadata, as a way to organise content into an easy to understand format for transfer into or out of a digital preservation system. Although we have created it, we hope suppliers of digital content to be preserved, and other digital preservation systems, will use it due to its simplicity.
| January 28th 2021