You can quickly create APIs by configuring the required settings on the APIG console. APIG provides an inline debugging tool to simplify API development, and allows you to publish an API in multiple environments for easy testing and fast iteration.
APIG provides full-lifecycle API management, including design, development, test, publish, and O&M, to help you quickly build, manage, and deploy APIs at any scale.
APIG combines synchronous and asynchronous traffic control and multiple algorithms to throttle requests at the second level. You can flexibly define request throttling policies to ensure stability and continuity of API services.
APIG integrates the nodes for security, load balancing, inbound traffic governance, and microservice governance, improving performance while reducing deployment and O&M costs.
Hosting open APIs of all services, APIG helps improve the quality process system with ensured reliability and stability.
APIG seamlessly works with FunctionGraph, enabling you to selectively expose FunctionGraph functions in the form of APIs.
APIG monitors the number of API calls, data latency, and number of errors, helping you identify potential service risks.
APIG provides multiple measures to secure API calling, such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) transfer, strict access control, IP address blacklist/whitelist, authentication, anti-replay, anti-attack, and multiple audit rules. In addition, APIG implements flexible and refined quota management and request throttling to help you flexibly and securely open your backend services.
You can configure backends for an API to forward requests according to multiple policies. This facilitates dark launch and environment management.
SDKs of different programming languages (such as Java, Go, Python, and C) are available for access from clients. Because the backends do not need to be modified, only one system is required to adapt to different service scenarios (such as mobile devices and IoT).