Servora VPS API Build, Manage & Automate Your Infrastructure
Explore the Servora API documentation and learn how VPS infrastructure can be integrated into your own applications, automation workflows, management tools and deployment systems.
Infrastructure Automation Through a Clear API Workflow
The Servora API documentation is organized around practical infrastructure operations. Use the available API capabilities to connect your application logic with VPS management workflows.
VPS Resources
Work with VPS-related resources and organize infrastructure information within your application or management workflow.
Infrastructure Management
Design workflows around supported server management operations, configuration tasks and infrastructure automation.
Developer Integration
Connect your own applications, scripts or internal tools with API-based infrastructure workflows where supported.
Operational Workflows
Build structured processes for deployment, monitoring and routine server administration.
Start With Your VPS Workflow
Before integrating an API workflow, identify the VPS resources, configuration requirements and operational tasks your application needs to manage.
Select a VPS configuration that matches your intended application and resource requirements.
Confirm the applicable account, server and API access information before beginning integration.
Structure your application around the supported API operations and expected responses.
Validate requests, authentication, responses and error handling before using the workflow operationally.
Authenticate API Requests Securely
API credentials should be treated as sensitive access information. Keep credentials outside publicly accessible code and use secure server-side configuration whenever possible.
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN
Content-Type: application/jsonNever publish private API credentials inside public repositories, browser-side JavaScript, screenshots, documentation examples or client-facing applications.
API Endpoint Structure
API endpoints should be organized around clear resources and predictable operations. The examples below illustrate the documentation structure and should be replaced with the exact production endpoints enabled for your Servora account.
Build Structured API Requests
Use the required HTTP method, endpoint, authentication credentials and request body for each supported operation. Validate required parameters before sending production requests.
POST /api/v1/servers
{
"plan": "vps-plan",
"os": "ubuntu-24.04",
"region": "global"
}Read API Responses
Applications should inspect the HTTP status code and response body before continuing to the next operation. Store only the information required for your legitimate application workflow.
{
"success": true,
"server": {
"id": "server_123456",
"status": "active",
"os": "ubuntu-24.04",
"region": "global"
}
}Handle Errors Gracefully
Production integrations should anticipate authentication failures, invalid parameters, unavailable resources, rate limitations and temporary service conditions.
Review the request structure and submitted parameters.
Verify the authentication credentials used by the request.
Confirm that the account has permission for the requested operation.
Check the endpoint and requested resource identifier.
Review request frequency and applicable API limits.
Retry appropriately and contact support if the issue persists.
Secure Your Integration
Protect Credentials
Store API credentials securely and restrict access to trusted application components.
Use Encrypted Connections
Use HTTPS for API communication and avoid transmitting credentials through insecure channels.
Limit Access
Grant applications only the permissions necessary for their intended infrastructure workflow.
Review Activity
Monitor application activity and review unexpected requests or infrastructure changes.
Need Help With Your API Workflow?
If you need clarification about your VPS service, account, infrastructure configuration or available API capabilities, contact Servora Support with the relevant details.
Talk to Servora Support
Include your order information, server identifier, relevant request details and any error message that helps explain the issue.
Contact SupportAutomate Responsibly
API access should be used for legitimate infrastructure management, development, deployment, monitoring and other permitted workloads. Customers remain responsible for the applications, content, data and activity associated with their VPS resources and API credentials.
Keep credentials confidential, follow applicable laws and licensing requirements, and use the API only within the permissions and service conditions applicable to your account.
Keep Your Infrastructure Records Organized
Keep your order information, VPS configuration details, relevant account records and applicable service information available for reference. Clear records help maintain a transparent workflow when managing digitally delivered infrastructure services.
PayPal's published guidance for intangible goods and services emphasizes evidence that a purchase order was fulfilled or that the digital service was delivered or accessed. Servora's own fulfillment records should therefore accurately reflect the actual delivery process used for each order.
Ready to Build Your VPS Workflow?
Explore available VPS configurations or contact Servora to discuss your infrastructure requirements and supported management options.