Chris Phillips’ Blog - API, Integration and Governance

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.

Just a note to say that I have released the API Connect Profiler tool.

This tool was created to extract non runtime statistics from an API Connect 2018 system and as a sample for how to call API Connects provider APIs. It is a self contained Go Application so once the binary is downloaded no additional files are needed. This must be run from a windows/linux/macos system that has https connectivity to the API Manager node.

Nearly every organisation in the world has two data centres for a given solution or region. In order for Quorums to work they require one or three plus DataCenters. This article covers the complexities of quorums running over two sites.

As I spent about an hour this issue I imagine I will not be the only one.

When trying to go to the OpenShift console on a remote machine with http://<IP or hostname>:8443/console it redirects you to 127.0.0.1.

This article explains the basics for publishing a Node JS application to the IBM Cloud (Formally Bluemix). It assumes that you are already have an IBM ID that is used on IBM Cloud.

This post is just a rehash of https://jekyllrb.com/docs/pagination/, but as it took me a few attempts I thought I would try and post a consise list of instructions.

I spend a lot of time with clients trying to debug their issues. It was suggested that a tool that could extract volumetrics out of the API Manager would help. This is not the transaction rate but the quantity of content.