API Gateway
API Gateway enables you to securely expose APIs to consumers. You can use API Gateway instead of Mediator and Enterprise Gateway Server; API Gateway provides the same functionality as those two products. In addition, you can do the following with API Gateway:
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Create APIs and publish them to
API-Portal.
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Define API policies.
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Makes sure requests from and responses to consumer applications conform to policies you define.
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Transforms requests from and responses to consumer applications according to transformation steps you define.
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Monetize a set of APIs by bundling them into a package, providing one or more plans that define pricing and quality of service terms for the package, and publishing the package and plans in
API-Portal. Consumers can subscribe to API packages, and then use access tokens issued by
API-Portal upon subscription to access the APIs within the package.
Note: | API-Portal also provides public APIs that providers can use to publish API packages and plans from other sources. |
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Gather information about gateway events and API events, as well as details about the popularity of individual APIs.
API-Portal displays this information in the form of dashboards.
API Gateway runs on the run-time server Integration Server.