UpCloud is automatable through its API

UpCloud is automatable today through its REST API at https://api.upcloud.com. The getting-started guide, updated 21 April 2026, says the API covers the control panel and more, including cloud servers. A token created in the control panel begins with ucat_ and is sent as Authorization Bearer. The token is shown once, can expire, can be limited to IP addresses, and can be revoked. GET /1.3/account returns JSON with credits and username. GET /1.3/server lists servers, including hostname, plan, state, and zone. A separate guide still documents HTTP Basic authentication with a subaccount username and password, and says new integrations should use tokens. The API overview says the same API also covers Kubernetes clusters, managed databases, and load balancers, and that UpCloud offers open-source SDKs. The language list was not on that page. No UpCloud MCP server was established from the pages opened here. Connector catalogs were not opened. Computer-use viability is unassessed. The API scores 7 because token authentication and server control are documented, and the full operation list was not opened.

Best path today: api · Overall automatability: 7/10