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GPU Price Indexes: filters and coverage
Lists the indices your token holds, and nothing else. This is the right first call: the id of each entry is what the data endpoints take, and row_type tells you the shape of the rows you will get back — daily or intraday.
Each entry also carries the index’s scope (gpu_family, gpu_group, region_group), its publication interval as an ISO-8601 duration (P1D, PT30M), and source — compute-index for indices we compute, gx for those administered by General Index, whose points carry no p5/p95 envelope.

Example

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.

Response

Successful Response

data_type
string
required

The data type this vocabulary describes.

Example:

"prices"

history_starts_at
string | null
required

The caller's licensed history floor for this type, as an ISO date. Null means unrestricted — either the caller has no floor, or this type is a published series that is not floor-bound. Reported here so a client can discover its own entitlement in one call rather than by overshooting a window and reading the clamp.

Example:

"2020-01-01"

data
IndexesMetadata · object
required

What you can ask this data type for.

indices lists the indices you hold, and is empty if you hold none.