Configuring Flex Gateway in Connected Mode

Configure Replicas - Anypoint Flex Gateway enables you to create replicas, which are instances of Flex Gateway. By default, Flex Gateway runs as a single replica. Running multiple replicas enables scaling, load balancing, and high availability.

Configure TLS Context - Flex Gateway enables you to configure a TLS context to support regular TLS and mTLS in both inbound and outbound directions.

Configure Shared Storage - Flex Gateway enables you to configure shared storage for distributed caching and rate limiting policies.

Configure a Forward Proxy - Flex Gateway enables you to configure a forward proxy to route external HTTP connections through a proxy connection.

Configure with the API Manager API Tool - Flex Gateway enables you to configure and manage Flex Gateway via the API Manager API tool, a command-line tool used to communicate with API Manager.

Configure a Liveness Check - Flex Gateway enables you to run a liveness check command to test gateway health. Additionally, Flex Gateways deployed on Kubernetes include a liveness probe to automatically restart pods after a specified number of failed checks.

Configure PROXY Protocol - Flex Gateway supports PROXY protocol to perserve client IP address when servicing multi-layer connections.

Automate Flex Gateway with a Jenkins Pipeline using Anypoint CLI - Flex Gateway enables you to build a Jenkins Pipeline by using Anypoint CLI to automate workflows.

Automate Flex Gateway with a Jenkins Pipeline using the API Manager API - Flex Gateway enables you to build a Jenkins Pipeline by using the API Manager API to automate workflows.