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KrakenD allowed us to focus on our backend and deploy a secure and performant system in a few days. After more than 2 years of use in production and 0 crash or malfunction, it also has proven its robustness
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CTO / Openroom Inc.
Enterprise Documentation
- Getting Started
- Configuration files
- Service Settings
- Routing and Forwarding
- The endpoint object
- The backend object
- Forwarding query strings and headers
- No-op (proxy only)
- Wildcard routes
- Dynamic routing
- CatchAll
- Sequential Proxy (chain reqs.)
- Conditional Routing
- Virtual Hosts
- Client redirects
- URL Rewrite
- Router options
- HTTP Proxy
- HTTP Global Client settings
- HTTP Per-backend Client settings
- Concurrent Requests
- Service Discovery
- Traffic shadowing/mirroring
- Conditional requests and responses
- Timeouts
- Non-REST Connectivity
- Request and Response Manipulation
- Manipulation toolkit
- API Composition and aggregation
- Basic data manipulation: Group, Filter, Map
- Response manipulation with functions
- Response manipulation with queries
- Response manipulation with templates
- Response from filesystem
- Response caching
- Response manipulation on arrays
- Response header modification
- Request manipulation with templates
- Request enrichment with GeoIP
- Requests and response static manipulation
- Origin response formats
- Returned response formats
- Gzip compression
- Status Codes
- Strategies to return headers and errors
- Static responses on failures (stubs)
- JSON Schema request validation
- JSON Schema response validation
- Maximum request size
- Workflows
- Security
- Authentication & Authorization
- Intro to AuthZ and AuthN
- API-Key authentication
- Basic Authentication
- JWT overview
- JWT Validation
- JWK key caching
- JWT Signing
- Revoking tokens
- Revoke Server
- Multiple Identity Providers
- Mutual TLS Authentication (mTLS)
- OAuth2 Client credentials
- Google Cloud Authentication
- Auth0 integration
- AWS SigV4 Authentication
- Descope integration
- Keycloak integration
- NTLM authentication
- Traffic Management
- Traffic Management Overview
- Load balancing
- Circuit Breaker
- HTTP Circuit Breaker
- Service rate limit
- Endpoint Rate Limit
- Tiered Rate Limit
- Proxy rate limit
- Cluster rate-limit
- Redis-based endpoint rate limit
- Redis-based service rate limit
- Bot detector
- IP Filtering
- Understanding the Token Bucket
- Understanding Spike Arrest and Burst
- AI Gateway
- Governance and Monetization
- Monitoring, Logs, and Analytics
- Metrics and Traces overview
- OpenTelemetry
- OpenTelemetry - Layers and Metrics
- OpenTelemetry by Endpoint
- OpenTelemetry - SaaS auth
- Prometheus
- Grafana Dashboard
- InfluxDB
- OpenCensus (deprecated)
- Datadog
- Zipkin
- Jaeger
- AWS X-Ray
- Google Cloud
- Azure Monitor
- New Relic
- Logging overview
- Logging to Graylog - GELF
- Logging in JSON (Logstash)
- Logging Dashboard (ELK)
- Metrics API
- Health check endpoint
- API Documentation and Dev Tools
- Extending with custom code
- Deployment and Go-Live
- Benchmarks
- Design principles
- Frequently Asked Questions
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