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Dependency Graph
The dependency graph is required to determine the dependencies of each individual resource. These dependencies can be viewed directly in "Resources" after selecting a resource. The dependency graph is updated each time a gateway is indexed.
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If you have no use for the dependencies, you can deactivate this feature and benefit from a time saving.
Backup existing elements before migration
If this option is activated, the API Gateway Manager creates backup copies of all elements that are to be updated or deleted so that a migration can be reverted.
This is intended as an immediate restore. If the resources on the gateway have changed in the meantime, unpredictable things can happen.
Import roles from the gateways
If activated API Gateway Manager will import all user created roles from the gateway. If you do not use roles or if they are not part of your migrations you might turn off this feature for higher performance.
Hide folders in migration overview to improve focus mode
If activated folders will be hidden on the migration overview. They will be migrated using the 'New or Existing' action and will be auto-mapped. This improves the clarity if you have a deeply nested folder structure.
Use the gateway's cluster passphrase during migrations
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This error message appears when the API repository was created by another AAGM instance. With the cluster passphrase this problem is fixed. Enable this feature in both AAGMs and recreate the repository.
Import Solution Kits and Their Contents
If activated API Gateway Manager will import Solution Kits and their contents. Turn off if you do not use requirements and the import takes too long.
Import Groups and Users
If activated API Gateway Manager will import groups and users that are associated with the identity providers found. When turning off you will loose the ability to migrate any such groups or users. Instead they will show as "Missing on source" during a migration.