📄️ API Policy Editor in Data Equity Studio
The API Policy Editor in Data Equity Studio provides a powerful interface to configure various policies that control the behavior, security, and performance of your APIs. With an intuitive UI, API owners and developers can easily enforce access restrictions, apply rate limits, manage authentication, and handle backend integrations—all without writing additional code.
📄️ Backend - External
The Backend Policy in Data Equity Studio allows API owners to configure how their API interacts with external services, mock responses, or static predefined responses. This flexibility ensures that APIs can be tested, deployed, and integrated with minimal effort.
📄️ Backend - Static
The Backend Policy in Data Equity Studio allows API owners to configure how their API interacts with external services, mock responses, or static predefined responses. This flexibility ensures that APIs can be tested, deployed, and integrated with minimal effort.
📄️ API Key Policy
The API Key Policy is designed to secure your API by requiring clients to present a valid API key with each request. This helps control access and ensures that only authorized users can interact with your API.
📄️ Basic Authentication Policy
The Basic Authentication Policy provides a simple and effective way to secure your API by requiring clients to supply a valid username and password with each request. This method of authentication is widely supported and easy to implement, making it ideal for scenarios where straightforward access control is needed.
📄️ Rate Limit Policy
The Rate Limit Policy is designed to protect your API from excessive usage by controlling the number of requests a client can make within a specified time frame. This policy helps ensure fair usage, prevents abuse, and maintains the overall performance and availability of your API.
📄️ Common and Conditional Policies
Data Equity Studio supports two types of policies to control API behavior: common policies and conditional policies.