Kubernetes Engine API
analytics:googleapis-container · cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/ ↗
Builds and manages container-based applications, powered by the open source Kubernetes technology.
About the Kubernetes Engine API API
Kubernetes Engine API API on Apizie: 64 endpoints (Lists subnetworks that are usable for creating clusters in a project., Returns configuration info about the Google Kubernetes Engine service., Checks the cluster compatibility with Autopilot mode, and returns a list of compatibility issues., CompleteControlPlaneUpgrade completes the rollback-safe upgrade by performing the step two upgrade for a…, …) returned as clean JSON through one API key. Send your own provider key in the x-upstream-key header. Call it over REST at https://www.apizie.tech/v1/analytics:googleapis-container/{endpoint} or from Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor through the Apizie MCP server. Free plan: 1,000 requests a month.
| Project key | analytics:googleapis-container |
|---|---|
| Status | Your key |
| Endpoints | 64 |
| Category | Analytics |
| Source | cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/ |
| Base URL | https://www.apizie.tech/v1/analytics:googleapis-container/{endpoint} |
| For AI tools | OpenAPI spec · Markdown (what is this?) |
Kubernetes Engine API API FAQ
How do I call the Kubernetes Engine API API?
Create a free Apizie key, then send GET https://www.apizie.tech/v1/analytics:googleapis-container/container-projects-aggregated-usable-subnetworks-list with the header x-api-key. Every endpoint returns { project, data, timestamp }.
Is the Kubernetes Engine API API free on Apizie?
Yes. The Free plan includes 1,000 requests a month at 100 requests a minute, no credit card. Kubernetes Engine API itself also needs your own key from googleapis.com.
Can AI agents use the Kubernetes Engine API API?
Yes. Add the Apizie MCP server (https://www.apizie.tech/mcp) to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code, then ask in plain language. The agent calls run_scraper with project key analytics:googleapis-container.
What is the status of the Kubernetes Engine API API?
Needs your own provider key (bring your own key)