The configuration management APIs in WSO2 Identity Server manages configurations that are required at runtime. The following sections guide you through the configuration management concepts and the APIs you can use.
The configuration management APIs in WSO2 Identity Server manages configurations that are required to be stored as tenant-wise key-pair values. These stored configuration values are not changed frequently and are consumed at runtime.
Some examples of such values are:
SMTP configurations of an email server
A server configuration where analytics data is published
Configurations for the above scenarios can be stored using the configuration management APIs. A detailed example is included in the try-it-out section below.
The following sections guide you through the configuration management concepts and the APIs you can use.
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For information on the REST APIs, supported operations and sample requests/responses, see Configuration Management APIs Documentation. For information on how to use the /search endpoint of the Configuration Management APIs, see Retrieving Tenant Resources Based on Search Parameters. |
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This section guides you through a sample scenario using the WSO2 IS configuration manager.
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