Re: [Apiman-user] Transfer Quota Policy
by Eric Wittmann
Thanks for the question Subba.
Because apiman streams the data in both directions, we don't necessarily
know whether a response will violate the transfer quota policy (at the
time the policy is being applied). Here is the sequence of events:
1) receive HTTP request
2) apply Policy to request
3) connect to back-end API
4) stream data from originating client to back-end API
5) receive HTTP response from back-end API
6) apply Policy to response
7) stream data from back-end API to originating client
8) record # of bytes transferred, update counter
So if the number of bytes from #7 exceeds the allowed amount, it will
still pass (but the *next* request will fail). There is also a race
condition where multiple concurrent requests could all get past step #6.
This is all done this way for performance reasons. If you are in need
of a stricter approach, we would need to discuss how that could be built.
-Eric
On 6/1/2016 10:47 AM, Subbarao Denduluri wrote:
> Hello Eric,
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> We are trying to configure the transfer quota policy at the client
> app level. When we give the policy to a lower level of 2 KB , the
> first couple of request are going through even if they return a larger
> amount of data. How do we interpret the download data limit ? Is it
> size of the json the api is returning or something else?
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> Thanks
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> Subba
>
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Question: How to stop path segments & query parameters from going on to the back-end API endpoint?
by Manvendra.Rai＠ril.com
Hello All,
I left this question on freenode - IRC and though to post the same on the email group.
Question: We are using API Gateway for couple of things and one of the main functionalities we are leveraging is - Managed API.
Our requirement is to create a Plugin which will invoke backend API after fetching fielded from the database based on the object id from the Manage URL.
Say for example -
My manage API is -
http://abc.com/apiman-gateway/testapp/manav/3.0/images/{objectid}<http://abc.com/apiman-gateway/testapp/manav/3.0/images/%7bobjectid%7d>
My Backend API
http://abc.com/apiman-gateway/testapp/manav/3.0/download/images/{fileid}<http://abc.com/apiman-gateway/testapp/manav/3.0/download/images/%7bfileid%7d>
We have implemented almost all this requirement but have one issue. As per the default behaviour, API Gateway proxies all path segments beyond the {version} segment with query parameters back-end API.
This is causing an issue because [objected] is also being sent to Backend API.
So my question is to know - how can we stop {objected} from going to Backend API?
Thanks for your time looking at the issue and advising back.
Thanks,
Manav
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