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Grouping APIs with Microgateway Labels

If required, you can create a WSO2 API Microgateway distribution for a group of APIs. Therefore, if you need to group APIs in order to import it later into the WSO2 Microgateway, you need to create a Microgateway label and add the label to the respective APIs that belong to the group.

Note

For more information on WSO2 API Microgateway, see API Microgateway Documentation.

Step 1 - Create a Microgateway label

1. Sign in to the Admin Portal.

   https://<hostname>:9443/admin

   Example: https://localhost:9443/admin

   Let's use admin as your username and password to sign in.

2. Add a new Microgateway label.

   1. Click Gateways, and then click Add Gateway Label.

      

   2. Enter a name, which will be used as the Microgateway label and a host.

      Label	MARKETING_STORE
      Host	https://localhost:9095

   3. Optionally, to add multiple hosts click Add Host and add another host.

   4. Click Save.

      

Step 2 - Assign the Microgateway label to an API

Note

Repeat this step if you wish to add multiple APIs to the API group.

1. Sign in to the API Publisher using admin as the username and password.

   https://<hostname>:9443/publisher

   Example: https://localhost:9443/publisher

2. Create a new API or skip this step if you wish to use an existing API.

   Let's deploy the sample Pizzashack API by clicking Deploy Sample API (If you have not done so already).

3. Click on the API to edit its configurations.

   

4. Click Environments.

5. Select the newly created Microgateway label.

   

6. Click Save to attach it to the Pizzashack API.

   Similarly, you can assign the MARKETING_STORE Microgateway label for other APIs as well.

Step 3 - View the Microgateway labels

1. Sign in to the Developer Portal using admin as the username and password.

   https://<hostname>:9443/devportal

   Example: https://localhost:9443/devportal

2. Click on the specific API.

3. Click Overview.

   The Microgateways, which are attached to the API, appear.

   

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