Aevum Zenth Developer Platform
Unified API gateway, SDKs, and infrastructure tools for integrating with the Aevum Zenth conglomerate ecosystem. Build, scale, and deploy across 400+ enterprise divisions seamlessly.
Platform Overview
The Aevum Zenth Developer Platform provides a centralized, high-throughput API mesh connecting all vertical divisions—Energy, Aerospace, Healthcare, Finance, Logistics, and more—under a single authentication and routing layer. All endpoints follow RESTful conventions with GraphQL federation support for complex cross-divisional queries.
Production: https://api.aevumzenth.com/v3
Sandbox: https://sandbox.api.aevumzenth.com/v3
Quick Start
Follow these steps to authenticate and make your first API call. Ensure you have registered an organization in the Aevum Developer Console.
1. Install the CLI
2. Make Your First Request
Authentication
Aevum Zenth uses OAuth 2.0 with PKCE for public clients and client credentials flow for machine-to-machine services. All requests require a valid bearer token in the Authorization header.
| Scope | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
read:core |
Read access to system health & metadata | ✅ |
write:data |
Create, update, delete divisional records | ❌ |
admin:org |
Organization & IAM management | ❌ |
Never expose production API keys in client-side code. Use environment variables or a secrets manager. Tokens expire after 1 hour; implement automatic refresh flows.
SDKs & Libraries
Official client libraries are available for TypeScript, Python, Go, and Java. All SDKs handle retry logic, exponential backoff, and automatic region failover.
Rate Limits & Throttling
API limits are enforced per organization tier. Standard plans allow 1,000 requests/minute with a burst capacity of 150%. Enterprise customers receive dedicated throughput pools and custom limit negotiation.
Implement idempotency keys for all POST and PATCH operations to safely retry requests without duplicate side effects.
System Architecture
The platform operates on a multi-region, active-active topology. Requests are routed via Anycast DNS to the nearest edge node, then proxied through the API Gateway mesh. Data persistence is handled by the Zenth Distributed Ledger (ZDL) for auditability, with Redis clusters for session and rate-limit state.