Exposure of data collections via Government Service Bus - GSB
This article describes the procedure for submitting a request for secure data exchange via the state bus.
The article "State Bus - GSB" describes the concept of the State Bus (GSB), how the GSB works, what are the advantages of secure data exchange through the GSB, the purpose of the existence of the GSB, the standards of the GSB, and statistical indicators of data exchange through the GSB.
Exposure of data collections via GSB
Every body/institution has the obligation to enable secure data exchange via the GSB based on the Law on State Information Infrastructure ("Official Gazette" No. 92/2014), with certain exceptions and limitations described by law.
The body/institution in the role of head of the registry should create/procure a technical solution (web service/API) that will expose the desired data collection to all other bodies via the GSB.
For this purpose, before creating a technical solution for connecting the data collection to the GSB, it is necessary to obtain the Technical Specifications for the integration of the data collection to the GSB (this link requires NIAS authentication with any credentials).
We recommend bodies/institutions to contact the SSI team in advance at the e-mail address, the central point for communication of the GSB platform:
- Metaregistar – Tool for Submitting Data Access Requests via GSB
- What is the Metaregister?
- How to Expose Registry Data to the Central Interoperability System (SSI)?
- Exposure of data collections via Government Service Bus - GSB
- Obtaining data via the Government Service Bus - GSB
- Government Service Bus - GSB
- Questions and answers: Interoperable Europe Act
- National Once-Only Technical System (OOTS) for cross-border and national exchange of evidence (data)
- Building blocks for achieving interoperability
- Single digital gateway (SDG)
