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OpenAPI Specification

openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  title: DBMigratePro REST Egress Ips API
  version: 1.0.0
  summary: Migrate, convert, back up, and restore MySQL and PostgreSQL databases over HTTP.
  description: 'Everything the dashboard does, it does through this API — there is no privileged back

    channel — so a script or an AI agent can drive the whole product.


    **Authentication.** A personal API token from Settings → API Tokens, sent as

    `Authorization: Bearer `. Tokens are full-account: no endpoint currently checks a

    narrower ability. Requests are scoped to the token owner''s *acting team*, which

    `POST /api/teams/{team}/switch` changes — so the same token can see different resources

    over time.


    **Connection URLs are write-only.** Database URLs and storage secrets are encrypted at

    rest and never appear in a response. There is no read-back endpoint.


    **Rate limits, tiered by what an endpoint costs us** (per authenticated user, keyed on

    user id):


    - AI endpoints: 10/minute and 200/day — each call spends money on a model.

    - Probe endpoints (anything that dials a database you supply): 20/minute.

    - Reads: 300/minute. Writes: 60/minute. Token minting: 10/hour.

    - Restores are deliberately left out of the probe and write tiers — they inherit only the

    generous read limit above, because a restore has to work in the middle of an outage.

    Unauthenticated public reads are IP-limited instead.


    Each operation below carries an `x-rate-limit` field naming its tier.


    **Rules for agents.** Two are not negotiable. An agent must never complete a payment on

    a user''s behalf: when a run needs one, the response carries a `checkout_url` to hand

    back to the user, and the run starts by itself once they authorise it. And a destructive

    call — delete, reset — must be confirmed by the user first. A failed migration is never

    charged, and restores are never charged at all, so both are safe to explain plainly.


    This document is generated from the live route table. The narrative guides are at

    https://dbmigratepro.com/docs, and there is an MCP server for clients that speak it —

    see https://dbmigratepro.com/docs/mcp-setup.'
  contact:
    name: DBMigratePro support
    url: https://dbmigratepro.com/contact
servers:
- url: https://dbmigratepro.com
security:
- bearerAuth: []
tags:
- name: Egress Ips
paths:
  /api/egress-ips:
    get:
      operationId: getEgressIps
      tags:
      - Egress Ips
      security: []
      x-rate-limit: 60/minute per IP (unauthenticated)
      responses:
        '200':
          description: Success.
      summary: Get egress ips
      x-summary-source: derived
components:
  securitySchemes:
    bearerAuth:
      type: http
      scheme: bearer
      description: 'A personal API token from Settings → API Tokens, sent as `Authorization: Bearer <token>`.'
externalDocs:
  description: Documentation
  url: https://dbmigratepro.com/docs