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  1. Management

API Management

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Last updated 7 years ago

Audienti's APIs are accessible through an API Proxy that sits in front of our APIs. This proxy contains the configuration, passwords, etc. as well as authentications that are required to access our APIs. This is done for two primary reasons: 1) we can control the rates of things, and 2) we can log and track activities. The other plus of this setup is that we have a nice dashboard that we can use to provide third party access in the near future.

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  • - Note tha tyou will get an SSL error currently. Ignore this, as its OK. As this is in development, we have not registered an SSL certificate.

To add or manage an API endpoint, go to the Configuration > API Backends. From here, you can set our endpoint, and the endpoint that it's going to pass to.

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