List QStash Users - Upstash Documentation

Authorizations

Authorization

string

header

required

Basic authentication header of the form Basic <encoded-value>, where <encoded-value> is the base64-encoded string username:password.

Response

200 - application/json

Successful response

customer_id

string

Customer identifier (email or team ID)

Example:

"example@upstash.com"

string<uuid>

Unique identifier for the QStash user account

Example:

"99a4c327-31f0-490f-a594-043ade84085a"

token

string

Authentication token for QStash operations

Example:

"ZXhhbXBsZUB1cHN0YXNoLmNvbTpuYWJlcg=="

read_only_token

string

Read-only authentication token for QStash operations

Example:

"ZXhhbXBsZUB1cHN0YXNoLmNvbTpuYWJlcg=="

active

boolean

Whether the QStash account is active

Example:

true

state

string

Current state of the QStash account (e.g. active, passive; other values may be returned)

Example:

"active"

modifying_state

string

Transitional state while the console applies an async change (e.g. suspended during suspension). Omitted when no change is in progress.

Example:

"suspended"

last_plan_upgrade_time

integer<int64>

Unix timestamp of the last plan upgrade

Example:

0

max_message_size

integer

Maximum message size in bytes

Example:

1048576

max_requests_per_day

integer

Soft limit for maximum requests per day

Example:

1000

max_requests_per_day_hard

integer

Hard limit for maximum requests per day

Example:

1000

max_endpoints_per_topic

integer

Maximum number of endpoints allowed per topic

Example:

100

max_requests_per_second

integer

Maximum requests per second (rate limit)

Example:

100

max_dlq_size

integer

Maximum dead letter queue size

Example:

1000000

max_retries

integer

Maximum number of retry attempts for failed messages

Example:

999

max_topics

integer

Maximum number of topics allowed

Example:

1

max_schedules

integer

Maximum number of schedules allowed

Example:

10

max_events_size

integer

Maximum size for events

Example:

10000

max_dlq_retention_time_milis

integer<int64>

Maximum retention time for dead letter queue in milliseconds

Example:

259200000

max_delay

integer

Maximum delay for scheduled messages in seconds

Example:

604800

max_parallelism

integer

Maximum parallel processing per endpoint

Example:

2

max_global_parallelism

integer

Maximum global parallel processing across all endpoints

Example:

10

max_queues

integer

Maximum number of queues allowed

Example:

10

max_bandwidth_per_second

integer<int64>

Maximum bandwidth per second in bytes

Example:

1048576

prod_pack_enabled

boolean

Whether production pack features are enabled

Example:

false

prometheus_enabled

enum<string>

Whether Prometheus metrics export is enabled ("true" / "false" string as returned by the API)

Available options:

true,

false

Example:

"false"

timeout

integer

Request timeout in seconds

Example:

900

type

enum<string>

Account billing plan category

Available options:

free,

paid

Example:

"free"

region

enum<string>

Region where the QStash instance is deployed

Available options:

eu-central-1,

us-east-1

Example:

"eu-central-1"

reserved_type

string

Fixed-tier or enterprise label when applicable. May be empty/absent for non-fixed plans. Known values include qstash_fixed_1m, qstash_fixed_10m, qstash_fixed_100m, qstash_fixed. Enterprise accounts may use the prefix enterprise: followed by an identifier (e.g. enterprise:acme).

Example:

""

reserved_price

integer

Reserved plan price (may be 0)

Example:

0

created_by

string

Email of the user who created this account

Example:

"cahidarda@upstash.com"

creation_time

integer<int64>

Unix timestamp of account creation

Example:

1781871358

deletion_time

integer<int64>

Unix timestamp of account deletion (0 if not deleted)

Example:

0

budget

integer

Monthly spending budget limit in dollars. 0 means no limit.

Example:

0

enterprise

object

Present for enterprise accounts

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