Introduction

The Developers section is where your team manages programmatic access to 1eye. Use it to create and manage API keys, review a log of recent API requests, and Use it to:

• Create and manage API keys
• Review recent API requests
• Check workspace rate limits

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Before you begin

To use Developers, you need:

• Access to your 1eye workspace
• An active plan
• Admin access to create, rotate, or revoke API keys

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Developers

1. Open your 1eye workspace
2. Select Developers from the left-menu navigation

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What’s in Developers

• API Keys — Create, view, and revoke the API keys used to authenticate requests to the 1eye API
• API Logs — A history of API requests made under your workspace
• Rate Limits — The request limits that apply to your workspace, shared across all API keys

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Monitoring API usage

The Overview tab gives you an at-a-glance view of API activity for your workspace:

• Avg API Response Time — the average response time for your workspace’s API requests
• Total API Requests — how many requests have been made in the selected period
• Failed API Requests — how many of those requests failed

Below the summary, a chart breaks down requests by day, split into successful and failed calls. Use the month selector to look back at a previous period, and hover over a bar to see the counts for that day.

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Best practices

• Use separate keys per environment — Create distinct keys for production, staging, and testing so you can revoke one without affecting the others.
• Name keys clearly — Use names like Prod Key or Staging Key so your team knows what each key is used for.
• Revoke keys you no longer use — Remove unused or old keys instead of leaving them active.
• Watch your rate limits — Check Rate Limits before building high-volume integrations.

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Next step

Next, go to API Keys to create your first key.