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Create Ingest URL

post https://api.kevel.co/v1/itemdb/ingest-url

Overview

The Create Ingest URL endpoint allows you to push source data (typically a product feed for use in sponsored listings) directly to Kevel storage using the same authentication as other Kevel APIs. When you create a new ingest URL, we'll give you back a signed URL for an Amazon S3 bucket. That URL can then be used to send files to ItemDB, the service that powers Kevel Catalog.

This endpoint can be used for one-time imports during a setup and testing phase and for automated syncs built into an ongoing integration. In both cases the workflow is as follows:

  1. Make a POST request to /v1/itemdb/ingest-url authenticating with your Kevel API key (params below)
  2. Upload your source file to the url returned in #1

Signed URLs expire after 1 hour—so, you must request a fresh ingest URL each time you wish to upload a new version of your source data.

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Completing the Ingestion Setup

Your Kevel account team will guide you through the setup process which includes some internal configuration steps to ensure files received are mapped to the correct Catalog in your network.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check the progress of the ingestion?

You can check whether your file is queued for processing (incoming), processing, completed or failed by using the status link provided with the ingest URL. You may see a status of "not found" if the file was not uploaded to Kevel storage.

curl -X GET \
     -H 'X-Adzerk-ApiKey:$ADZERK_API_KEY' \
     '{STATUS_URL}'

Contact your Kevel account team for more details if you receive a "failed" status to help identify and fix any issues encountered during the ingestion.

What should I do if I get an authentication error code such as SignatureDoesNotMatch?

If you receive a SignatureDoesNotMatch or other authentication error code when attempting to upload your source file, retry the upload using the --upload-file cURL command shown below via the command line. Note that tools like Postman may not support this method.

curl --request PUT --upload-file products.ndjson.gz '{SIGNED_INGEST_URL}'
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