WSO2 APIM OpenShift Deployment- Create http route for API gateway

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In this post I'll be sharing one of the use case to achieve in WSO2 OpenShift Deployment

Environment: OpenShift 4.x, WSO2 APIM 3.2.0.x, RHEL 8.3

Business Requirement: Getting http based URL for API gateway component in OpenShift deployment of WSO2 API Manager

Steps to achieve: By default WSO2 APIM (deployment pattern-1: all in one two node stateful set) provides 3 routes for respective services based on https protocol as

For Analytics : wso2am-analytics-dashboard-test.apps.devtest.host.local
For API Gateway : wso2am-gateway-test.apps.devtest.host.local
For APIM Portals : wso2am-am-test.apps.devtest.host.local

Now in order to get a http based URL for API gateway, we have to create a new route. This can be achieved via config map or directly via OpenShift console. I've used OpenShift console to create a new route for API gateway based on http protocol. Below are the steps-

1. Login to OpenShift console & Navigate to respective project

2. Navigate to Networking > Routes from left navigation


3. Click on [Create Route] button to create a new route

4. Provide the details as required & make sure you select the details as-

a. Name: wso2am-pattern-1-am-gateway-http

b. Hostname apitest.apps.devtest.host.local (this will be used as url to access the api gateway)

c. Path: leave it blank

d. Service: wso2am-pattern-1-am-service

e. Security: Uncheck 'Secure Route' option

5. Click on create 

6. The route will now be visible on routes main page

Verify
Once the route has been created, see the name of the route visible in routes listing and click on corresponding Location(URL) to access the http based gateway. It would either show a blank page or 'Welcome to APIM' message.

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  1. Aaron jhonsonDecember 29, 2021 at 2:45 PM

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