Added
BackupRadar API – Backup Results Ingestion
August 18th, 2026
Summary
This release introduces the first write endpoint in the BackupRadar API: you can now push backup results into Backup Radar programmatically. POST /backup-radar/v3/backups accepts a batch of backup entries — each identifying a device, job, and client — with results for backups, replications, verifications, boot verifications, and alerts.
It also improves device-name filtering on the devices endpoint: devices that are not mapped to a ScalePad device are now matched by their Backup Radar device name instead of being excluded from filtered results.
There are no breaking changes to existing endpoints.
Changes
Backups
- POST
/backup-radar/v3/backups- N/A → Available
- Type: addition
- Notes: Ingests backup results in batches. Send a JSON array of entries, each identifying a device, job, and client, with one or more result collections (
backups,replications,verifications,boot_verifications,alerts); each result carries atimeand astatusofsuccess,warning, orfailure. A batch is all-or-nothing — if any entry fails validation the entire request is rejected — and may contain at most 10,000 results across all collections. A successful request returns an empty202 Accepted; accepted results are processed asynchronously.
Devices
- GET
/backup-radar/v3/clients/devices- Unmapped devices excluded from filtered results → matched on
br_device_name - Type: change
- Notes:
filter[device_name]now also matches devices that are not mapped to a ScalePad device, using their Backup Radar device name (br_device_name); previously these devices were excluded whenever the filter was applied. Filtering still prefers the ScalePad device name when a mapping exists. Filtered results may now include devices they previously omitted.
- Unmapped devices excluded from filtered results → matched on
Dates
- Effective: 2026-08-18
