Working with the API Microgateway

• The ability to execute in isolation without mandatory connections to other components (Key Manager, Traffic Manager, etc).
• The ability to host only a subset of specific APIs (defined in the API Publisher), instead of all.
• Immutability; if you update an API, you need to re-create the container/instance and hot deployment is not possible.

Microgateway offers you a proxy that is capable of performing security validations (OAuth, Signed JWT), in-memory (local) rate limiting and operational analytics.

The following topics explain further details about the API Microgateway, its architecture and capabilities, and how to configure, deploy and troubleshoot it: 

• Overview of the Microgateway
• Microgateway Quick Start
• API Microgateway Walkthrough
• Grouping APIs with Labels
• Overriding Endpoint Information
• Importing Certificates to the API Microgateway Truststore
• Analytics for Microgateway
• Deploying the API Microgateway in Docker
• Deploying the API Microgateway in Kubernetes
• Working with the Microgateway in a Windows Environment
• Troubleshooting the Microgateway