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postcat-push-apinto

v0.0.3

Published

Push OpenAPI data to Apinto

Readme

Push to Apinto

Push Postcat API data to open source Apinto gateway.

1. Apinto abstract

Apinto is a high performance, scalable, and easy to maintain cloud native API gateway. Apinto gateway based on GO language modular development, 5 minutes of rapid deployment, simple configuration, easy maintenance, support cluster and dynamic expansion, and provides dozens of gateway plug-ins and practical enterprise plug-ins, let users out of the box.

2. Configuration

2.1 Deploy Apinto and Apinto dashboard

Apinto open source repository

Apinto Dashboard open source repository

2.2 Dashboard configuration

Enter the address in the browser:http://{ip or domain name}:{port}.You can Access dashboard page.

1st Step:Get upstream name

Click the Upstream service menu, expand it, and then click Upstream Management to enter the Upstream management list page. If there is no upstream, you can create one. Select the desired upstream name and copy it, as shown in the following figure:

2nd Step:Get the group ID

3rd Step:Get the authentication Token for the OpenAPI calling Apinto

2.3 Plug-in configuration

3. Use

Enter the Settings on the main page and you can see the push function. Click this area to open the corresponding pop-up window and you can see the name of push plug-in. Please select the push platform you want and click "OK" button to complete the push.

4. Push result

After the push is successful, a message indicating success is displayed indicates that the push process is normal. If the push fails, a failure message will pop up. It may be a network error or the pushed data is illegal. You can contact the development developer for troubleshooting.