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What you can do with Amazon API Gateway

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77 things you can do

Amazon API Gateway

Amazon API Gateway is a fully managed service that makes it easy to create, publish, maintain, monitor, and secure APIs at any scale. It acts as the front door for applications to access backend services, supporting REST APIs, HTTP APIs, and WebSocket APIs with built-in traffic management, authorization, monitoring, and API version management. API Gateway integrates natively with AWS Lambda, Cloud

12 multi-step recipes

Recipes: multi-step jobs

AWS API Gateway Add a Method and Redeploy
Attach a method to an existing REST API resource and redeploy.AWS API Gateway Audit an HTTP API Surface
Enumerate routes, integrations, and stages for an API.AWS API Gateway Build a WebSocket API
Stand up a WebSocket API with an integration and a connect route.AWS API Gateway Build an HTTP API
Stand up an HTTP API with an integration, a route, and a stage.AWS API Gateway Create an API Key and Usage Plan
Create an API key and a usage plan, then confirm the plan exists.AWS API Gateway Decommission an HTTP API
Delete an API only when it has no published stages.AWS API Gateway Deploy an HTTP API to a New Stage
Create a deployment and bind a new stage to it.AWS API Gateway Inspect a REST API Method
Resolve a resource and read its method configuration.AWS API Gateway Provision a Metered REST API
Create a REST API, attach a key-aware method, and branch into metering when required.AWS API Gateway Provision and Deploy a REST API
Stand up a deployable REST API end to end.AWS API Gateway Redeploy a REST API Stage
Review deployments and publish a fresh one to a stage.AWS API Gateway Secure an HTTP API with an Authorizer
Create an API, an authorizer, and a route protected by it.

API Consumption Governance

Create a usage planDelete a usage planChange a usage plan's limitsList usage plansGet one usage plan

Public API Lifecycle Management

Create a REST APIDelete a REST APIChange a REST API's settingsCreate an HTTP or WebSocket APIDelete an HTTP or WebSocket APIList REST APIsGet one REST APIList HTTP and WebSocket APIsGet one HTTP or WebSocket API

Other things you can do

Add a data model to a REST APIDelete a modelChange an existing modelDeploy a REST API to a stageDeploy an HTTP or WebSocket APIAdd an authorizer to an APICreate a VPC linkDelete a VPC linkChange a VPC linkSet up a custom domain nameDelete a custom domain nameChange a custom domain's settingsAdd an HTTP method to a resourceRemove a method from a resourceAdd documentation to part of a REST APISnapshot a REST API's documentationCreate a stage for an HTTP or WebSocket APIAdd a request validatorAdd a route to an APIMap a REST API to a custom domain pathCreate an API keyDelete an API keyChange an existing API keyCustomize a gateway responseConnect an API to a backendSend a message to a WebSocket clientDisconnect a WebSocket clientList a REST API's modelsGet one model's schemaList a REST API's deploymentsList an HTTP or WebSocket API's deploymentsList an API's authorizersList VPC linksGet one VPC linkList a REST API's resource pathsList custom domain namesGet one custom domain nameGet a method on a resourceList a REST API's documentation partsList documentation snapshotsList a REST API's stagesList an HTTP or WebSocket API's stagesList a REST API's request validatorsList an API's routesList a custom domain's base path mappingsList API keysLook up one API keyList a REST API's gateway responsesGet one gateway response typeList an API's backend integrationsLook up a WebSocket connection