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Import and Deploy an API Proxy

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Recipe · 4 steps

Import and Deploy an API Proxy

with Apigee · Deployment Orchestration

Import an API proxy bundle and deploy its latest revision to an environment.

  1. Import the API proxy bundle into the organization, creating the first revision of a new proxy.
  2. Read the proxy back to confirm the import and discover the latest revision id available for deployment.
  3. Deploy the latest revision of the proxy to the target environment so it can accept client requests.
  4. List the organization deployments to confirm the freshly deployed proxy revision is present.
What you'll need to have ready
  • organizationId: The Apigee organization that will own the API proxy.
  • environmentId: The environment to deploy the imported proxy revision into.
  • proxyName: Unique name for the new API proxy within the organization.
  • bundle: The API proxy bundle payload (ZIP content) to import.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow apigee:import-and-deploy-proxy, 4 operations: createApiProxy → getApiProxy → deployApiProxyRevision → listOrganizationDeployments. Specs on APIs.io.

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