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Version 1.14 (latest)

   Supported versions:

• v1.14 (latest)                        
• v1.13                         
• v1.12                         
• v1.11                         
• List of supported versions

   Unsupported versions:

• v1.10                                      
• v1.9                                         
• v1.8                                         
• v1.7                                         
• v1.6                                         
• v1.5                                         
• v1.4                                         
• v1.3                                         
• v1.2                                         
• v1.1                                         

Using Apigee hybrid is a three-part process:

Part 1: CONFIGURE GOOGLE CLOUD AND UI Get your project and organization set up with Google Cloud and hybrid UI. Prerequisites: Created Google Cloud account and project Install gcloud CLI   When you're done: Enabled APIs Created an organization Created an environment and environment group   1: Configure it

Part 2: INSTALL THE RUNTIME Install the runtime in your cluster with this quickstart. Prerequisites: Complete Part 1 Verify Prerequisites   When you're done: Created a Kubernetes cluster installed and set up Helm v3.14.2+. Created the required service accounts and assigned roles to them Customized your Apigee instance Checked cluster readiness Set up Synchronizer access Installed the Apigee runtime Exposed the Apigee ingress gateway, and tested proxy traffic through it   2: Install it

Part 3: CREATE A PROXY AND TEST YOUR HYBRID INSTALLATION Get your project and organization set up with Google Cloud and hybrid UI. Prerequisites: Configured your overrides Installed the Apigee hybrid runtime   When you're done: Set up and exposed your ingress gateway Created your first proxy Tested your Hybrid installation   3: Test it

Note: The procedures in this guide contain code samples you can copy and modify. Many code samples include variables in red text that you can edit before copying.

Most samples are written for the Linux/UNIX/Mac command shell. If you are using Windows, substitute the correct Windows command line syntax. When there are significant differences between the Linux/UNIX/Mac and the Windows syntax, the examples are followed by specific Windows examples.