July 2019
Beginner to intermediate
300 pages
7h 48m
English
Routing refers to the ability of mediating HTTP(s) calls received on a specific resource (for example, /myapi) to different downstream service endpoints, ideally based on different conditions.
The conditions, for example, could be static, meaning a one-to-one mapping of an URI to a corresponding service endpoint, or dynamic-based information, such as application keys, headers, and even originating geography. API gateways are known for implementing such capabilities. More mature gateways provide rich options to define how mediation should occur.
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