In v10.0.8.1, we introduced significant enhancements to the Mail Subscribers module. The Mail Subscribers module enables admins to send emails to users based on their API, product, or plan subscriptions. With these changes, it is now easier for developer portal admins to manage and send emails...
IBM API Connect contains a lot of important information about your API estate. Up to now that information was surfaced through extensive REST APIs which could be polled to retrieve any desired information. However, polling is not event-driven, in the modern market it is common to have a variety...
The Consumer Catalog was introduced in v10.0.8.0 as a practical tool for internal developers. With its capabilities extended in v10.0.8.1 to support all user registries, it offers the essential features required for API development without requiring a full developer portal. The Consumer...
Some customers have advanced resiliency requirements and so have two data centers serving API Connect traffic. These are commonly in one of two patterns: cold standby or warm standby. In both scenarios it is common to have a separate gateway service in each data center. A gateway service can...
API Connect analytics stores the API event data for all the API calls to the gateway. This can amount to a large amount of data, especially if payload logging is enabled or you are using a long data retention policy. As the amount of data stored in analytics grows it has an impact on the system...
1. Configure the TLS Server Profile As mTLS is handled at the handshake level you will mostly need to configure it for all APIs on the same hostname and enable it through the TLS Server profile mapped to a specific hostname. In API Connect Reserved Instance you can do this through the RI...
Introduction Since v10.0.5, API events sent to Analytics are written to a back-end OpenSearch and stored in indices. An OpenSearch index is composed of shards. These shards are distributed across the nodes in the OpenSearch cluster. Each document in an index is stored in the shards of that...