API Gateway
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Announcements & Updates
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Product Introduction
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Product Specifications
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Quick Start
- Use a backend service to create and manage APIs
- Create an API with OSS as the backend service
- Create an API operation with a resource in a VPC as the backend service
- Create an API operation with HTTP as the backend service
- Create an API operation with Function Compute as the backend service
- Access a domain name by using HTTPS
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Create API
- Overview
- Create an API
- Bind a domain name to an API group
- Import Swagger files to create APIs
- Use a resource in a VPC as the backend service of an API operation
- Use Function Compute as the backend service of an API operation
- Use Mock as the backend service of an API operation
- Create API operations for data services
- Create API operations for an online prediction service
- Parameter mapping and verification rules
- Version management
- Configure different environments for an API operation
- Enable HTTP/2 for an API group
- Manage models
- Implement bidirectional communication
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Call API
- Overview
- Call an API
- Authorize an application to call an API operation
- Call an API operation by using an AppCode
- Use SDKs to call APIs
- Request signature
- Access API Gateway over a VPC
- Access API Gateway from Function Compute over an internal network
- Understand how an SDK implements bidirectional communication
- Troubleshooting
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Security
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Operation and maintenance
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Plugins
- Overview
- Backend signature
- Use parameters and conditional expressions
- Throttling
- Plug-ins of the IP Access Control type
- JWT authentication
- Plug-ins of the CORS type
- Plug-ins of the Caching type
- Plug-ins of the Routing type
- Backend Signature
- Throttling
- IP address-based access control
- routing plug-in
- CORS
- Plug-ins of the Parametric Access Control type
- Plug-ins of the Circuit Breaker type
- Plug-ins of the Error Mapping type
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Best Practices
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Developer Guide
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FAQ