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On this page, you will learn find a step-by-step guide on how to connect your Azure AWS API Gateway to Obsidian step-by-stepBoomi's API Control Plane.

Prerequisites

The following is required to proceed:

• A running instance of APIIDA´s Boomi´s API Control Plane

• Access to the Azure API Management with at least one service instance created

• Docker to use o utilize the image of our agent (that , which acts as an intermediary).
  Any other container environment is also possible. Helm Charts are available here:
  https://github.com/apiida/CPagent-Helm

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The following describes how to create the gateway configuration for an Azure Gateway Agent.

Gateway Configuration

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• subscriptionId: Insert the ID of the subscription that is assigned to serviceName: The name of your Azure API Management service instance.serviceName

• resourceGroupName: Insert the The name of the resource group that contains your Azure API Management service instance.resourceGroupName: Insert the name

• subscriptionId: The ID of the resource group that is assigned to your Azure Azure subscription that contains your API Management service instance.

• tenantId/clientId/clientSecret: Insert the The credentials of an authorized application.

• Click on “Download” to download your Your configuration file will download automatically.

• Confirm by clicking on the "Download and Next" button

You’ve completed the second step!

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Q&A - ** Look here in case of agent errors

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title Where do I get the subscriptionId, serviceName and resourceGroupName?
Go to the Overview page of your Azure API Management service The serviceName is displayed at the top left (see screenshot) The resourceGroupName is displayed in the overview under "Resource group” The subscriptionId is displayed in the overview under “Subscription ID”

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