Hi Teams,

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Can you provide some more details? I assume you created an slm policy on datapower, how did you package it, ...

other thing to look at, can't your requirement be met via de build in rate limiting? (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/software/10.0.x_cd?topic=connect-understanding-rate-limits-apis-plans)

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Hi Jeroen Willems

Can you provide some more details? I assume you created an slm policy on datapower, how did you package it, ...

other thing to look at, can't your requirement be met via de build in rate limiting? (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/software/10.0.x_cd?topic=connect-understanding-rate-limits-apis-plans)

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Hi Jeroen Willems
      Is there any update on it

Hi Jeroen Willems

Can you provide some more details? I assume you created an slm policy on datapower, how did you package it, ...

other thing to look at, can't your requirement be met via de build in rate limiting? (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/software/10.0.x_cd?topic=connect-understanding-rate-limits-apis-plans)

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Hi Jeroen Willems

Can you provide some more details? I assume you created an slm policy on datapower, how did you package it, ...

other thing to look at, can't your requirement be met via de build in rate limiting? (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/software/10.0.x_cd?topic=connect-understanding-rate-limits-apis-plans)

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

To implement an SLM (Service Level Management) policy in an APIC Connect, you need to define service-level objectives such as response time, availability, and throughput, then attach these policies to the relevant APIs or plans. APIC Connect allows you to monitor API performance using built-in analytics and enforce limits, alerts, and throttling to ensure SLAs are met. Once configured, the SLM policy continuously tracks metrics and helps maintain consistent service quality across all connected APIs.☺️

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Hi saman sarwar:

    Thank you for you guiding. Is there any documentation for this implementation because I didn't any documentation or any link?

To implement an SLM (Service Level Management) policy in an APIC Connect, you need to define service-level objectives such as response time, availability, and throughput, then attach these policies to the relevant APIs or plans. APIC Connect allows you to monitor API performance using built-in analytics and enforce limits, alerts, and throttling to ensure SLAs are met. Once configured, the SLM policy continuously tracks metrics and helps maintain consistent service quality across all connected APIs.☺️

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Hi,

I am not aware of any APIC documentation for assembly-rate-limits hence an IBMer wrote the blog post I shared yesterday.

There is corresponding DataPower documentation which explains what is possible on the DataPower (which is what power the assembly-rate-limits of APIC):
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/datapower-gateway/10.6.x?topic=apc-assembly-rate-limit

If you want an APIC 10.0.8 documentation update then pleas raise an IBM Support Case to request this.

Hi saman sarwar:

    Thank you for you guiding. Is there any documentation for this implementation because I didn't any documentation or any link?

To implement an SLM (Service Level Management) policy in an APIC Connect, you need to define service-level objectives such as response time, availability, and throughput, then attach these policies to the relevant APIs or plans. APIC Connect allows you to monitor API performance using built-in analytics and enforce limits, alerts, and throttling to ensure SLAs are met. Once configured, the SLM policy continuously tracks metrics and helps maintain consistent service quality across all connected APIs.☺️

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

Hi Nick Cawood,

Hi,

I am not aware of any APIC documentation for assembly-rate-limits hence an IBMer wrote the blog post I shared yesterday.

There is corresponding DataPower documentation which explains what is possible on the DataPower (which is what power the assembly-rate-limits of APIC):
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/datapower-gateway/10.6.x?topic=apc-assembly-rate-limit

If you want an APIC 10.0.8 documentation update then pleas raise an IBM Support Case to request this.

Hi saman sarwar:

    Thank you for you guiding. Is there any documentation for this implementation because I didn't any documentation or any link?

To implement an SLM (Service Level Management) policy in an APIC Connect, you need to define service-level objectives such as response time, availability, and throughput, then attach these policies to the relevant APIs or plans. APIC Connect allows you to monitor API performance using built-in analytics and enforce limits, alerts, and throttling to ensure SLAs are met. Once configured, the SLM policy continuously tracks metrics and helps maintain consistent service quality across all connected APIs.☺️

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,

AFAIK the only way to handle this would be to create multiple plans based on assembly-rate-limits using the same rate-name in the same Product but with your different rates and then find some way to programmatically ensure that only one id value is used per the specific plan outside of the API itself (so the Application calling the API would control that based on subscription to the specific plans?)?

You might want to ask this question under the Blog post as Amit might know better than myself on this specific detail: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/blogs/amit-kumar-singh/2025/04/30/ibm-apic-connect-applying-rate-limit-based-on-dyna?hlmlt=VT

Hi Nick Cawood,

Hi,

I am not aware of any APIC documentation for assembly-rate-limits hence an IBMer wrote the blog post I shared yesterday.

There is corresponding DataPower documentation which explains what is possible on the DataPower (which is what power the assembly-rate-limits of APIC):
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/datapower-gateway/10.6.x?topic=apc-assembly-rate-limit

If you want an APIC 10.0.8 documentation update then pleas raise an IBM Support Case to request this.

Hi saman sarwar:

    Thank you for you guiding. Is there any documentation for this implementation because I didn't any documentation or any link?

To implement an SLM (Service Level Management) policy in an APIC Connect, you need to define service-level objectives such as response time, availability, and throughput, then attach these policies to the relevant APIs or plans. APIC Connect allows you to monitor API performance using built-in analytics and enforce limits, alerts, and throttling to ensure SLAs are met. Once configured, the SLM policy continuously tracks metrics and helps maintain consistent service quality across all connected APIs.☺️

Hi Team,

Is there any update on this

Hi Teams,