I have installed WSO2 API Manager and WSO2 Governance registry on the same server. Though I have changed the offset value for G-reg(to avoid port conflict), I'm unable to open the Management console of it. But APIM Mgmt console is accessible.
Kindly help me out.
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I am using wso2 v3.1.0, but I can no longer connect to the API Manager Publisher, API Manager Devportal portal.
・Error 504 occurs when trying to access
・WSO2 resources are build on AWS EC2 instances.
・No infrastructure changes were made before or after the issue.
・Requests to the API are executed normally.
・The problem does not occur with WSO2 v4.0.0, which is used separately, but only with products using WSO2 v3.1.0
Do you have any information on issues similar to this problem? Also, if you know the cause and the solution, I would like the information.
I know that redeploying the WSO2 resource on AWS EC2 may solve the problem, but I would like to consider other avenues before doing it.
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I have created my ESB project using the enterprise integration studio provided by wso2 and have also downloaded the API manager separately. Meanwhile when I start WSO2 API manager, API Publisher and developer dashboard open.
I just want to create WSO2 API Gateway. How can I achieve this also I want gateway should be access based.
Please assist me how can I proceed for the gateway implementation.
I only want the WSO2 API gateway.
WSO2 APIM is consist of 5 profiles as Gateway, Traffic Manager, Publisher, Store(Devportal in APIM 3.x series) and KM profiles. You can start an APIM with the default profile (if you started as sh wso2server.sh) and you can work with each profile. But if you want to start APIM as Gateway profile, then you need to start the server with "-Dprofile" mode as follows.
sh wso2server.sh -Dprofile=gateway-worker
You can read this document https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM260/Product+Profiles to aware of the profile of wso2 APIM.
And WSO2 has Micro GW product too, you can find more details about that MGW here https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM260/Working+with+the+API+Microgateway. You can download the form here https://wso2.com/api-management/api-microgateway/ and test.
I am making a RemoteRegistry connection to a WSO2 server as user admin, but I am in need of being able to create registry resources as a different user (so the owner of the resource is not admin but another existing user). Is it possible to impersonate another user, or obtain a Registry instance for another user?
This is possible for code that runs inside the WSO2 (for example, code deployed in the built-in Tomcat instance that WSO2 itself runs on), but this particular requirement is for code that accesses the WSO2 server remotely via external APIs, rather than directly from within.
The WSO2 server in question is a WSO2 Identity Server v5.x that also includes functionality from WSO2 Governance Registry.
To reduce the memory footprint we are looking for single installation for WSO2 IS and WSO2 ESB products, such that both WSO2 IS and WSO2 ESB can shares the same application server and resources. Is a single installation available for WSO2 IS and WSO2 ESB products?
Also I would like to know, can we customize the WSO2 IS/WSO2 ESB login page? Customization could be changes to the layout, labels, logos.
WSO2 API Manager is a complete solution for designing and publishing APIs, creating and managing a developer community, and for scalably routing API traffic.
It leverages proven, production-ready integration, security, and governance components from the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus, WSO2 Identity Server, and WSO2 Governance Registry. In addition, it leverages the WSO2 Data Analytics Server for analytics, giving you instant insight into APIs behavior.
Since all WSO2 products are opensource, you can customize for your own purposes. You can find the source code in Github
We use WSO2 tools for our SOA. We are examining the possibility of use of Registry Governance to manage the services available. I wonder if someone has already done the integration of Registry Governance and ESB, so that services are built on only one tool to another and replicated.