En este tema, se explica cómo descargar e instalar el adaptador de Apigee para Envoy.
Descripción general
En los siguientes pasos, descargarás y configurarás dos aplicaciones en tu sistema: la CLI del servicio remoto de Apigee y el Servicio remoto de Apigee para Envoy.
Descargar e instalar
Crea un directorio base en tu sistema en el que se pueda instalar la CLI del servicio remoto y el servicio remoto. Por ejemplo:
Extrae el contenido del archivo tar en los directorios nuevos:
tar -xf apigee-remote-service-cli_version_platform.tar.gz -C apigee-remote-service-clitar -xf apigee-remote-service-envoy_version_platform.tar.gz -C apigee-remote-service-envoy
Borra los archivos tar.
Cuando completes estos pasos, $ENVOY_HOME contendrá dos directorios:
ls -1 .
apigee-remote-service-cli
apigee-remote-service-envoy
Crea las siguientes variables de entorno para los directorios apigee-remote-service-cli y apigee-remote-service-envoy. Usarás estas variables de entorno en toda la documentación:
Ahora estás listo para configurar y usar el adaptador de Apigee para Envoy a fin de usar un proxy para llamadas a la API con la administración de API de Apigee. Los siguientes ejemplos muestran cómo usar el adaptador con Apigee Hybrid y Apigee para la nube pública:
Implementa el servicio remoto en una malla de servicios de Istio El servicio remoto proporciona los extremos a los proxies de sidecar de Istio que se instalan en tus servicios de destino.
Esta configuración te permite usar el adaptador de Apigee para Envoy con una instalación de Apigee Hybrid.
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