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This article provides information and steps to get started with SnapLogic APIM. It assumes that your Environment/Org is already set up, that your Org has configured Snaplexes, and that you or SnapLogic have deployed a load balancer for your Environment/Org.

Learn more about best practices and deployment architectures for APIM.

Concepts

• API/API Version - A service that enables you to create an API with endpoints generated in SnapLogic (Triggerered and Ultra Tasks) that supports versioning.

• Proxy - A service that enables you to make use of endpoints created outside of SnapLogic.

• Policy - A set of parameters rules that enables you to apply criteria to APIs before execution, such as authorization, authentication, traffic shaping, and request/response transformation.

• Developer Portal - An external-facing page that hosts the API catalog for your Environment/Org.

Supported Workflows

• Creating an API version/Proxyand managing API versions

• Creating Proxies

• Applying policies to APIs, API Versions, and Proxies

• Publishing an API and managing its status throughout the API lifecycle

• Managing user accounts and applications on a Developer Portal

Assets

• APIs/

• API Versions

• Proxies/Endpoints

• Tasks (Triggered and Ultra)

• Pipelines

• Files (typically, specifications)

• Accounts

• Snap Packs (must be in global shared folder)

Step 1: Set up Developer Portal

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Step 5: Enable the Consumption of APIs

The API consumer when When they have an approved API subscription can now invoke , API consumers can then call the API through the generated client ID and secret.