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Platforms

A platform represents a type of runtime. Supported platforms currently are:

Open-Source Runtimes

Premium Runtimes

  • Broadcom Layer7

  • Amazon Web Services API Gateway

  • Azure API Gateway

Environments

An environment is one or a group of gateways of any given platform. You might have a set of synchronized gateways in your on-prem data centers and another set of synchronized gateways in your private cloud. In this case you would create two environments within the API Control Plane.

For more details on environments see Environments

Agents

Every environment needs an agent. This agent transmits and translates all commands from the APIIDA API Control Plane to your gateways.

The agent runs as a Docker container where you want it, on your machine in the cloud.

You can learn how to start up such an agent here. Connecting your Environments

Stages

Stages are an element of an API’s lifecycle. During development you might run the same API in different versions in different stages. So, you might run version 1.0 in production and 1.1 in development. The API Control Plane at this time has built in support for production and non-production (aka development) stages. Every environment is assigned to a life-cycle stage. This means it is not possible to create an environment that spans two stages.

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