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Before you begin, ensure that you have a JSONsilo account. If you don’t have one yet, sign up here and complete the onboarding process. During the onboarding process, you will be prompted to create and deploy your first JSON file to JSONsilo. Follow the instructions provided in the onboarding wizard to deploy your JSON. After completing the onboarding process and deploying your JSON file to JSONsilo, you will get a unique URL to access it. The URL format depends on whether your silo is private or public:
Replace [region-code] with the appropriate region code for your silo, and [file-uuid] with the unique identifier assigned to your JSON file.

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Private Silo URL Format

https://[region-code].jsonsilo.com/[file-uuid]

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Public Silo URL Format

https://[region-code].jsonsilo.com/public/[file-uuid]

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Supported Region Codes

Region CodeDescription
apiGeneral API region
sg-01-apiSingapore region
usc-01-apiUS Central region
For more details about supported regions, please refer to the Regions Documentation.

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Retrieving your file uuid and region code

To find your file-uuid and region-code, sign in to your JSONsilo console and navigate to the “Silos” and click one of your silos from the list. quick start silo list Here, you will see the details of your silo, including the file UUID and the region where your silo is hosted. quick start silo details

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Retrieving your Access Key for Private Silo

To retrieve your Access Key for a private silo, go to the “Keys” menu in your JSONsilo console and click the Manage button. quick start access key Here, you can create a new Access key or view your existing keys. Click the Create new Access Key button to generate a new key if you don’t have one yet. quick start create access key A dialog will appear to prompt you to enter a key name for your Access Key. After entering the name, click the Create access key button to generate the key. quick start generated access key After creating the Access Key, make sure to copy and save it securely, as you will need it to access your private silo. quick start generated access key
If you lose your Access Key, you can generate a new one by following the same steps. Make sure to revoke any old keys that you no longer use to keep your account secure.

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Accessing Your JSON File

Below are examples of how to access your JSON file using the generated URL.
  • cURL
  • JavaScript
  • Python
Accessing a Private SiloTo access a private silo, include your Access Key in the request headers. Use the X-SILO-KEY header to provide your Access Key.
Terminal
curl -X GET \
  -H 'X-SILO-KEY: <YOUR_X_SILO_KEY_HERE>' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  https://[region-code].jsonsilo.com/[file-uuid]
Accessing a Public SiloFor public silos, you can access the JSON file directly without any authentication headers.
Terminal
curl -X GET \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  https://[region-code].jsonsilo.com/public/[file-uuid]