The destination page

Opening a destination opens one API version of it. Everything on the page — endpoints, languages, applications, documentation — belongs to that version, not to the destination as a whole.

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The header

The display name and description sit on the left. On the right:

• Version selector — switches between versions of this destination, and offers Add new version. See Create a version.
• Publish — publishes the current version. It disappears once the version is published with nothing outstanding. See Publish a destination.
• ⋮ — Edit the version’s name and description, or Delete version.

Under that sit five information cards: Status, Destination type, Security (Protected or Public), and two Based on counts — how many cards and how many segments this version draws from.

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The tabs

A number badge on Endpoints counts endpoints with unpublished changes. See Pending changes.

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Overview

Base URL is the address every endpoint of this version hangs off, with a copy control. Append the endpoint’s identifier to reach an endpoint. Restart version and Get Token sit next to it — Get Token fetches an access token for a registered application so you can try the API without leaving Studio. Below it, Endpoints successful requests charts traffic per endpoint over a period you choose. A version that has never been published has nothing to chart.

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Settings

A read-only summary: Name, Created, Last updated, Version ID (with a copy control), Version, Authentication, Description and Regions, with the default region marked. The Version ID is what the consumption API expects when identifying this destination — copy it from here.