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Technical Name
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The technical name of an API must be unique.
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Display Name
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The display name can differ from the technical name and does not have to be unique.
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Description
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The description of the API is displayed in the Developer Portal.
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Status
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A disabled API can no longer be subscribed to and is no longer visible in the Developer Portal.
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Image
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The image of the API. It is also displayed in the Developer Portal.
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Organization
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The organization of the API. Who is allowed to see it also depends on this.
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Tags
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With the tags you can categorize APIs. e.g. you can search for the tags in the API overview.
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Platform
If the API was discovered by an environment, e.g. AWS, it is assigned the type AWS and is therefore a "Native API" in this case from the AWS platform.
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Git
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Set up a repository to version your API and deploy it to other environments
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The APIs menu item on the left takes you to the overview of all APIs. In the top right-hand corner, you can create new APIs, discover existing ones or validate all specification documents using the three-dot menu.
You can also select APIs within the table and validate their specification documents or delete the entire API.
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In the Name column, you will not only see the display name, but also the image and the API tags created. You can filter APIs by clicking on one of these tags above the table under Filter by Tag. This filter option is identical to the one in the Developer Portal.
In Deployed On you can see in which environment the API is currently deployed and with which version. Under Status, you can see whether the API is currently active. An API that is not active cannot be subscribed to and is not visible in the Developer Portal.
Create a new API from Specification File
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