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[Create an API proxy from a spec](#proxy)\n2. [Create an API product](#product)\n3. [Publish the API to your portal](#publish)\n\nStep 1: Create an API Proxy from a spec\n---------------------------------------\n\nCreate an API proxy from an OpenAPI Specification that describes the API.\n\nTo create an API proxy from an OpenAPI Specification: \n\n### Cloud Console UI\n\n1. In the Apigee in Cloud console, go to the **Proxy Development \\\u003e API proxies** page.\n\n [Go to API proxies](https://console.cloud.google.com/apigee/proxies)\n2. Click **Create** .\n The **Create a proxy** wizard opens prompting you to select the type of API\n proxy to create.\n\n3. Click in the **Proxy template** box.\n\n4. Click **OpenAPI spec template, Reverse Proxy (most common)**.\n\n5. Open the following file in a browser, and then save it:\n\n ```text\n https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apigee/api-platform-samples/master/default-proxies/helloworld/openapi/mocktarget3.0.yaml\n ```\n\n \u003cbr /\u003e\n\n6. In **Step 1 OpenAPI Specs** , click **Browse**.\n\n7. Navigate to an OpenAPI Spec file you just downloaded, select it, and then\n click **Open**.\n\n8. Click **Next**.\n\n9. In **Step 2 Proxy details** , the fields are prepopulated using values from\n the OpenAPI Specification. Edit the **Description** field as follows: **API proxy for hello world.**\n\n10. Click **Next**.\n\n11. In **Step 3 Flows**, select all operations.\n\n12. Click **Next**.\n\n13. In **Step 4 Deploy**, select the environment to which you want to deploy.\n\n14. Click **OK**.\n\n15. Click **Create**.\n\n| **Note:** It may take a few moments for Apigee to deploy the new proxy.\n\nWhen the proxy is deployed, the **Status** column in the **Deployments**\nsection displays a green icon to show that the API proxy revision is deployed.\nYou can hold the pointer over the status icon to see more information about\nthe deployment.\n\n### Classic UI\n\n1. In the Apigee UI, select **Develop \\\u003e API proxies** in the left navigation bar to open the API proxies page.\n2. Click **Create New** .\n\n The Create Proxy wizard opens prompting you to select the type of API proxy to create.\n3. Under **Reverse Proxy (most common)** , click **Use OpenAPI Spec** .\n\n The **Use OpenAPI Spec** dialog displays.\n4. Copy and paste the following URL in **OpenAPI Spec URL** field on the **URL** tab:\n\n ```text\n https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apigee/api-platform-samples/master/default-proxies/helloworld/openapi/mocktarget3.0.yaml\n ```\n5. Click **Select** .\n The **Create Proxy** wizard opens and the **Proxy details** page is prepopulated using values from the OpenAPI Specification.\n\n6. Edit the **Description** field as follows: **API proxy for hello world.**\n\n7. Click **Next**.\n\n8. On the **Policies** page:\n\n - Under **Security: Authorization** , select **Pass through (no authorization)**.\n - Under **Security: Browser** , select **Add CORS headers** .\n\n9. Click **Next**.\n\n10. On the **Flows** page, make sure all operations are selected and click **Next** .\n\n11. On the **Summary** page, select the environment to which you want to deploy under **Optional Deployment**.\n\n12. Click **Create and deploy**.\n\nOn the **Summary** page, you'll see an acknowledgement that your new API proxy was created successfully\nand deployed to the selected environment.\n\nStep 2: Create an API product\n-----------------------------\n\nCreate an API product that contains the API resources that you want to expose to your API consumers.\n\nTo create an API product:\n\n1. In the Apigee in Cloud console, go to the **Distribution \\\u003e API products** page.\n\n [Go to API products](https://console.cloud.google.com/apigee/apiproducts)\n2. Click **Create** . The **Product details** page is displayed.\n Enter the **Product Details** for your API product. \n\n | **Note:** The **Display Name** and **Description** fields are displayed in the portal when you publish the API product, by default. You can edit the values in [Step 3: Publish the API to your portal](#publish).\n\n \u003cbr /\u003e\n\n \u003cbr /\u003e\n\n3. In the **Operations** section, click **Add an operation** to identify the\n operations to add to your API product.\n\n - Under **Source** , select **API proxy** and then select **Mock-Target-API** from the drop-down.\n - Under **Operation** , enter a forward slash (`/`) in the **Path** field. Ignore the other fields.\n4. Click **Save** to save the operation.\n\n5. Click **Save** to save the product.\n\nStep 3: Publish the API to your portal\n--------------------------------------\n\nPublish the API to your portal to enable your customers to learn about and use it.\n\nTo publish the API to your portal: \n\n### Cloud Console UI\n\n1. In the Apigee in Cloud console, go to the **Distribution \\\u003e Portals** page.\n\n [Go to Portals](https://console.cloud.google.com/apigee/portals)\n2. Click in the **My first portal** row to open the portal.\n\n3. Click the **APIs** tab.\n\n4. Click **+ API**.\n\n5. For **API product** select **Hello World**.\n\n6. Select **Published (listed in the catalog)** to publish the API to your portal.\n\n7. For **Display title** , enter **Hello World**.\n\n8. For **Display image** , click **Select**.\n\n9. Click **Assets**.\n\n10. Click **Preview** for `home-background.jpg`.\n\n11. Click **Select**.\n\n12. For **API documentation**, to auto-generate API reference documentation\n from a snapshot of your OpenAPI Specification:\n\n 1. Select **OpenAPI document**.\n 2. Click **Select**.\n 3. Click the **URL** tab.\n 4. Type **helloworld** in the **Spec name** field.\n 5. Copy and paste the following URL in the **URL** field: \n\n ```text\n https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apigee/api-platform-samples/master/default-proxies/helloworld/openapi/mocktarget3.0.yaml\n ```\n 6. Click **Select**.\n13. Click **Save**.\n\n### Classic UI\n\n1. In the Apigee UI, navigate to the APIs page in your portal:\n 1. Select **Publish \\\u003e Portals** in the left navigation bar.\n 2. Click in the **My first portal** row to open the portal.\n 3. Click **API Catalog** to display the APIs page.\n2. Click **+**.\n3. Select **Hello World** in the **Add an API product to the catalog** dialog and click **Next**.\n4. Under **API details** , configure the following options:\n - Select **Published (listed in the catalog)** to publish the API to your portal.\n - For **Display image** :\n 1. Click **Select image**.\n 2. Click `home-background.jpg` from the list of existing images in the **Select image** dialog.\n 3. Click **Select**.\n 4. Preview the image and click **Select**.\n - For **Categories** , enter **Get Started** and press **Enter**.\n\n Leave all other values set to their defaults.\n\n\n5. Under **API documentation** , to auto-generate API reference documentation from a snapshot of your OpenAPI Specification:\n 1. Select **OpenAPI document**.\n 2. Click **Select Document**.\n 3. Select the **Import from a URL** tab.\n 4. Enter **helloworld** in the **Spec name** field.\n 5. Copy and paste the following URL in the **URL** field and press **Enter** : \n\n ```text\n https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apigee/api-platform-samples/master/default-proxies/helloworld/openapi/mocktarget3.0.yaml\n ```\n 6. Click **Select**.\n\n\n6. Click **Save**.\n\nStep 4: View the API reference documentation\n--------------------------------------------\n\nTo view the API reference documentation:\n\n1. In the Apigee UI, click **Live Portal** to view the changes in the live portal (or refresh the live portal if it is already open in another tab).\n2. In the live portal:\n 1. Click **APIs** in the top navigation bar to the view published API.\n 2. Click the **Hello World** card to view the API reference documentation.\n 3. Give your API a try!\n\n| **Congratulations!** You have successfully completed the tutorial. Ready to learn more? Go to the [Apigee portal documentation](/apigee/docs/api-platform/publish/portal/build-integrated-portal)."]]
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