API references

As depicted in Bosch IoT Device Management - Building blocks, there area various interfaces, where your business solution or device integration layer can communicate with the Bosch IoT Suite.

Building block	API	Further notes and examples
Suite account and subscriptions management	Bosch IoT Suite - Account Management API (BETA)	Allows to programmatically manage the following type of entities: Product (i.e. what is in the service offering) Subscription (manage your subscriptions) Service Instance (a subscription my contain multiple service instances) The easiest way is to use the user interface See https://accounts.bosch-iot-suite.com/subscriptions/
Suite Auth	Create a client and issue a token (JWT)	Allows to create an OAuth 2 client and client and to issue a token (JWT) The easiest way is to use the user interface Auth for subscription management Create a Suite Auth client
Device Provisioning	Bosch IoT Suite - Device Provisioning	Allows to programmatically register and unregister following type of entities: things and their policy devices and their credentials In fact it is a wrapper around Bosch IoT Things and Bosch IoT Hub API. Examples: Device provisioning examples
Bosch IoT Rollouts aka software update layer	Software rollout API specification: Management API Direct Device Integration API Device Management Federation API	See also their detailed entity definitions https://docs.bosch-iot-suite.com/rollouts/Entity-definitions.html
Bosch IoT Manager aka mass management layer	Java API documentation
	Groovy APIs documentation Consists of: com.bosch.iot.dm.groovy.di com.bosch.iot.dm.groovy.exec com.bosch.iot.dm.groovy.http
	REST API documentation Rules Tasks Devices Groups
Bosch IoT Things aka digital twin layer	Bosch IoT Things HTTP API docs	Allows to programmatically manage the following type of entities: Things - digital twin of a physical device Features - functionality Policies - allows access to things and their substructures Things-Search Messages Solutions - managing you service subscription incl. namespace, connections etc. Examples: Manage via Things HTTP API, Policy examples
	Ditto clients	Ditto protocol - https://www.eclipse.org/ditto/protocol-overview.html Ditto Java and JavaScript client - https://www.eclipse.org/ditto/client-sdk-java.html Ditto Go client - https://github.com/eclipse/ditto-clients-golang
	Connections/integrations	Solutions - managing you service subscription incl. namespace, connections etc. The easiest way is to use the user interface, see Integration - connections examples.
Bosch IoT Hub aka device connectivity layer	Bosch IoT Hub - Management API	Allows to programmatically manage the following type of entities: devices credentials (for devices and gateways) tenants
	Bosch IoT Hub - HTTP Adapter	Allows to programmatically send following type of messages telemetry event command control Examples: Examples - device communicates via HTTP
	Hono API and clients	https://www.eclipse.org/hono/docs/api/ https://www.eclipse.org/hono/downloads/
	MQTT adapter	Examples: Examples where device communicates via MQTT
	AMQP, CoAP, LoRA adapter	See Protocol adapters
Bosch IoT Edge	Edge Service runtime Third party APIs	https://docs.bosch-iot-suite.com/edge/edge-services/#/home/112147/en/default https://docs.bosch-iot-suite.com/edge/edge-services/#/home/76872_1/en/default