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API Manager -Design First Workflow
Prerequisites
- The API Management - Design First and the API Policy Manager features must be enabled. Contact SnapLogic Support to subscribe to the feature.
- This API Management - Design First feature supports the Open API Specification (OAS) 2.0.
- You should have a good understanding of the SnapLogic Manager and the SnapLogic expression language.
Support and Limitations
- For Cloudplex users, you must set up a load balancer for the API Policy Manager to work. You must use the load balancer URL in your Triggered and Ultra Task endpoints.
- Only one API policy of a type is applicable at a level in the hierarchy.
When you open a Task in an API version, you cannot change it to Scheduled (not visible). Also, the Task dialog window displays the Snaplex, but it cannot be modified.
In Designer, when you open a Pipeline in an API version, the Snaplex selector in the Edit Pipeline dialog window only shows the Snaplex instances from the global shared folder.
In Designer, the asset or account selectors in the Snap dialog window opened from a Pipeline in the API Management - /apim space, only shows assets from the global shared folder, in addition to those in the current version.
- The Native API Manager and Developer Portal do not support the APIM Design First feature.
API Management FAQ
What is the difference between API Management and the Native API Manager?
API Management covers all aspects of managing APIs, from creation, testing, deployment, versioning and sharing it with API consumers. The API Manager console allows you to define and create an API through uploading or referencing a Swagger specification. You can also create versions and add permissions and policies at the Org/APIM, API, and version levels.
Can I still use the Native API Manager
supports publishing ofto publish Ultra and Triggered Tasks to
the existing Developer Portalthe existing Developer Portal?
Yes. However, the Native API Manager will be deprecated in the August 2021 release and replaced by the API Portal Manager, which will be added to the API Management section of the SnapLogic Manager.
How do I enable the API Management Design First feature for the 4.25 release?
In the 4.25 release (May 2021), you your Org must subscribe to the have the following subscription features:
- API Management feature to access the Design First features, the API Policy Manager, and the API Dashboard
- .
- Native API Manager
- to
- access the API Policy Manager.
Is the Native API Manager Developer Portal feature supported in the new API Management Design First feature?
No. APIs and versions created through the API Management-Design First approach cannot be published to using the Native API Developer Portal in the 4.25 release.
Are there plans to add a Developer Portal support to API Management?
Yes, . In the 4.26 release (August 2021)August release, we plan to deliver a Developer Portal with equivalent functionality as the existing one in Native API Manager.
Can I still add API policies to projects and Tasks in the next release with API Management Design First?
Yes, you can still add policies at the Org and Project Space levels for your Ultra and Triggered Tasks.
If I have
APIs publishedAPIs on the Developer Portal
since the 4.23 releasepublished through the Native API Manager, will
theythose APIs be compatible with the Developer Portal in
4.26the future?
SnapLogic will work with customers who currently have a Developer Portal to migrate their published APIs to the new Developer Portal that will be available in the 4.26 Developer Portalrelease.