Chris Phillips’ Blog - API, Integration and Governance

Frequently I get asked “What is the best strategy to enable access to the logs of container pods without giving access to Kubernetes?”. The obvious answer is log forwarding to a central location e.g. Splunk. However because of the cost of platforms like Splunk many organisations choose not to use it in Dev, or at least not straight away.

Kubernetes is a container orchestration system that provides many advantages. In this article I am going to describe how DataPower or any pod can be scaled out with a simple request. There are ways to solve this.

DataPower provides the facility to proxy WebSocket connections. This article is part three of a three part guide consisting of

• Part 1 - How to create a WebSocket Proxy in DataPower
• Part 2 - How you can use API Connect to secure your implementation
• Part 3 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal
• Part 3.1 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal giving your consumers the easiest way to use your websocket

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DataPower provides the facility to proxy WebSocket connections. This article is part three of a three part guide consisting of

• Part 1 - How to create a WebSocket Proxy in DataPower
• Part 2 - How you can use API Connect to secure your implementation
• Part 3 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal giving your consumers the easiest
• Part 3.1 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal giving your consumers the easiest way to use your websocket

Please note this has only been tested with text based WebSockets.

DataPower provides the facility to proxy WebSocket connections. This article is part two of a three part guide consisting of

• Part 1 - How to create a WebSocket Proxy in DataPower
• Part 2 - How you can use API Connect to secure your implementation
• Part 3 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal giving your consumers the easiest
• Part 3.1 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal giving your consumers the easiest way to use your websocket

Please note this has only been tested with text based WebSockets.

DataPower provides the facility to proxy WebSocket connections. This article is part one of a three part guide consisting of

• Part 1 - How to create a WebSocket Proxy in DataPower
• Part 2 - How you can use API Connect to secure your implementation
• Part 3 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal giving your consumers the easiest
• Part 3.1 - How to socialise it via the Developer Portal giving your consumers the easiest way to use your websocket

Please note this has only been tested with text based WebSockets.

I was wanting to hide sample code in my posts so the meat of the information could be more easily seen.

I went to W3Schools and they provided me with the sample I needed. However it does not work in Jekyll because of how it generates html from markdown.