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API Management Tutorialsapi_management_concepts


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The main elements of API Management are Clients, Plans and APIs. All of them can contain Policy definitions. To be used, they need to be grouped by an Organization and related by a Contract.

All of these elements need to be present in your API Management to make a private API accessible:

  • The client is the consumer of the API.

  • A plan is a set of policies that defines the level of service API Management provides for an API.

  • The API itself is a representation of a real backend API (e.g. an xUML service).

  • Policies are rules or units of work applied when the API is accessed.

APIs are created within API Management. They are published to the API Developer Portal from where consumers of the API have access to them.

 

For more information on the concepts of API Management, refer to The Concepts of API Management.



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The following elements must be present or installed in order to be able to go through the step-by-step tutorials:

  • You need an up-and-running installation of Scheer PAS and access to the components API Management and Administration.
  • The RESTAPI_Echo_Example must be deployed in the administration component. You can download the repository here to deploy it.

How to Deploy the Example

Deploy the service via the deployment wizard within the PAS Administration.

To access the deployment wizard, open the Administration.

Info

Your user needs the profile xuml_container_admin to use the deployment wizard and to manage xUML services in the Administration.


Use in the navigation bar to open the deployment wizard.

The wizard opens in a separate pop-up window.

As soon as you have selected the .rep file of the service, the wizard guides you through the necessary steps to deploy the xUML service.

Note

In step 2 of the deployment wizard, please adjust the service name so that it matches your user, e.g. restapi-echo-example-stringer.

Refer to Administration Guide > Working With the Deployment Wizard for detailed step-by-step instructions.