Microgateway 10.15 | Added, Removed, Deprecated, or Changed Items | Release 10.5
 
Release 10.5
Added Items
*Support for additional response processing policies Microgateway supports the Validate API Specification policy.
*Support for additional request processing policies Microgateway supports the Validate API Specification policy.
*Support for additional traffic monitoring policies Microgateway supports the following traffic monitoring policies:
*Monitor Service Performance
*Monitor Service Level Agreement
*Enhanced routing policy support Microgateway supports HTTP Transport security aliases for outbound authentication and service discovery during routing.
*Enhanced IAM policy support Microgateway supports the Authorize User policy and the following application identification types for the Identify & Authorize Application policy:
*Hostname Address
*IP Address Range
*Payload element
*SSL certificate
*SSL enhancements Microgateway provides improved SSL support including the provisioning of SSL truststore and keystores from API Gateway.
*Enhanced Prometheus metrics Microgateway exposes server and JVM runtime metrics in a Prometheus compatible format.
*Improved Kubernetes support Microgateway supports the configuration of all alias types through environment variables. This simplifies the configuration of Microgateway containers in Kubernetes deployment files.
Changed Items
*Service registry configuration The configuration of service registries has changed to enable the configuration of service registries through environment variables. The Microgateway configuration does not support a list of service registry configurations any longer, but now supports a map holding service registry configurations. Each entry is identified by the name of the service registry configuration.
The Microgateway does not register all APIs to the configured service registries by default. The registration must be configured explicitly.
*Alias configuration The configuration of aliases has changed to enable the configurations of aliases through environment variables. The Microgateway configuration does not support a list of alias configurations any longer, but now supports a map holding alias configurations. Each entry is identified by the alias name.