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The plan defines the set of interceptors that will be executed in the API Gateway. Each API can have multiple plans, but each plan is only executed when linked to an app or access token.
By grouping interceptors into a plan, you can create different levels of usage for your APIs, establishing distinct flow policies for each level. This gives you better control over how different types of users access your APIs.
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Although an API can have multiple plans for different flow controls, each plan is linked to a single API. Refer to the Plans documentation for more details. |
.yaml File Structure (apply command)apiVersion: api-management.sensedia.com/v1
kind: Plan
metadata:
timestamp: "2024-04-16T17:06:24.046-03:00"
spec:
name: Plan Sample
apiRef:
name: API Sample
version: 1.0
description: API Sample
default: true
flows:
- context:
revision: all
resourceRef:
name: all
operationRef:
method: all
path: /
requestInterceptors:
- restrictAccess:
environmentRefs:
- name: Sandbox
type: ALLOW_LIST | REJECT_LIST
- rateLimit:
calls: 1000
limitBy: IP
interval: SECOND | MINUTE | HOUR | DAY | MONTH
softLimit:
enabled: true | false
percentage: 0 | 100
returnQuotaHeader: true
- log:
encryptContent: false | true
encryptParams: false | true
- logObfuscation:
location: HEADER | BODY
attribute: "lorem.ipsum"
customRegex: .+
replaceWith: "ipsum"
- header:
headers:
- name: Content-Type
type: CUSTOM
value: application/json
- xmlToJson:
forceValueAsString: true | false
- timeAllowed:
timezone: America/Sao_Paulo
hoursOfDayInUTC: 4|15
- dataObfuscation:
location: BODY
customRegex: '"cnpj":".*"'
replaceWith: '"cnpj":"**.***.***/****-**"'
- destination:
type: APP | ACCESS_TOKEN | CUSTOM
value: "123"
- httpMethod:
method: POST
responseInterceptors:
- jsonToXml: {}
- header:
headers:
- name: Content-Type
type: CUSTOM
value: text/xml
| If you don’t specify any flags, the interactive mode will be activated. |
$ ssd (api-management | apim) get plan --name Plan Sample --api-name API Sample --api-version 1.0.0 # Fetches a plan in yaml format $ ssd api-management get plan --id 111 --output yaml # Fetches a plan and saves it to a yaml file $ ssd api-management get plan --id 111 --output yaml > plan.yaml
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