API Console

If you are assigned the Deployer or Admin role, you can use the API Console page to view the published APIs and managed APIs in your organization.

The API Console page displays the following tabs:

Services

The Services tab displays all the API implementations that are available in Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services Application Integration. It lists all the processes that you published in Application Integration. You can also view the service name, service provider, provider source name, status, and protocol of the published processes. API Center supports REST and SOAP protocols.

The Service Name column indicates the API name of the service provider process. Provider Source Name indicates the name of the service provider process. Only the published service provider processes appear on the Services tab. Active status of the service provider process indicates that the APIs are published and are available for consumption.

The services are listed based on ascending order of the service name. Use the filter to search for the required service name.

You can use the Services tab to create a published API using the bottom-up technique.

Published APIs

The Published APIs tab displays the published APIs in your organization. It also lists all the REST APIs and SOAP APIs published directly from Application Integration processes that are part of the same organization as the API organization.

You can view the published APIs according to the published API name, version, description, provider, provider source name, protocol, managed API count, and last modified date.

You can use the Published APIs tab to create managed APIs. You can create a managed API from any version of a published API. Any changes to one version of the API doesn't impact the API definition of the other versions of the same API.

You can use the Publish Custom API button to create and publish custom APIs.

Managed APIs

The Managed APIs tab displays the managed APIs in your organization. You can expand a managed API to view the API operations.

You can view the managed APIs according to the managed API name, operation name, published API name, version, status, protocol, context name, API endpoint URL, API policy count, and last modified date. For more information about the different statuses of a managed API, see Managed API lifecycle.

You can click on the number in the API Policy Count column to view details of the policies applied to each operation of a managed API.

You can use the Managed APIs tab to copy the endpoint URLs of API operations and share them with API consumers. You can also download Swagger 2.0 and OpenAPI 3.0 specifications of an API to share with API consumers.