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Tuesday 14 November 2023

How can you register an api in API manager in Mule Soft

 

How can you register an api in API manager in Mule Soft?

To register an API in API Manager in MuleSoft, you can follow these steps:

1.  Go to API Manager and click Add API.

2.  Select Add new API.

3.  Enter the following information about your API:

o    Name

o    Version

o    Description

o    API Type (select MuleSoft Anypoint Platform as the API Type)

o    Endpoint URL (the URL of your Mule application)

4.              Click Create API.

Once you have created your API, you can register it with API Manager. To do this, follow these steps:

1.  Click on your API in API Manager.


2.  Click Register API.


3.  Enter the following information:


o    Client ID (the ID of the client application that will be using your API)

o    Client Secret (the secret of the client application that will be using your API)

o    Tier ID (the ID of the tier that you want to assign to your API)

 

   

4.          Click Register API.

  1. Once you have registered your API, it will be available to the client application that you specified. The client application can then use your API by authenticating with API Manager and sending requests to the endpoint URL that you specified when you created your API.

Example:

The following example shows how to register an API in API Manager in MuleSoft:

 

1. Go to API Manager and click **Add API**.


2. Select **Add new API**.


3. Enter the following information about your API:


    * Name: My API
    * Version: 1.0.0
    * Description: This is my API.
    * API Type: MuleSoft Anypoint Platform
    * Endpoint URL: https://example.com/api/v1


4. Click **Create API**.


5. Click on your API in API Manager.


6. Click **Register API**.


7. Enter the following information:
    * Client ID: my-client-id
    * Client Secret: my-client-secret
    * Tier ID: my-tier-id


8. Click **Register API**.

Once you have registered your API, it will be available to the client application that you specified. The client application can then use your API by authenticating with API Manager and sending requests to the endpoint URL that you specified when you created your API.

 

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