Private APIs A private API is an interface that opens parts of an organization’s backend data and application functionality for use by developers working within (or contractors working for) that organization.

What is an example of a private API?

One example of a private API is Home-Cost, a home building cost calculator. Home-Cost is provided as a customized installation for each client. … Private API contrasts with a public API, which is a service offered by a party who provides outside access to internal resources. EBay is one example of a public API interface.

How do I access private API?

Once you have deployed a private API, you can access it via private DNS (if you’ve enabled private DNS naming) and via public DNS. To get the DNS names for your private API, do the following: Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon VPC console at .