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Cloud Endpoints es un sistema de administración de API que te ayuda a asegurar, supervisar, analizar y configurar cuotas en tus API mediante la misma infraestructura que usa Google para las suyas. Endpoints trabaja con el proxy de servicio extensible (ESP) y el proxy de servicio extensible V2 (ESPv2) para proporcionar administración de API. Puedes obtener más información sobre Endpoints, el ESP y el ESPv2 en Acerca de Endpoints.
Endpoints es compatible con la versión 2 de la OpenAPI Specification(antes conocida como Swagger spec); el estándar de la industria para definir las API de REST. Si no conoces la OpenAPI Specification, consulta la Descripción general de OpenAPI.
En este conjunto de documentación, se indica cómo usar Endpoints con OpenAPI. Para ver documentos sobre las otras opciones de Endpoints, consulta Todos los documentos de Endpoints.
Para comenzar, recomendamos seguir la siguiente ruta de documentos:
Para ver las características de Endpoints en acción, sigue la Guía de inicio rápido de Cloud Endpoints que utiliza secuencias de comandos para implementar una API de muestra en el entorno de App Engine Flexible.
Una vez que elegiste el backend para tu API, sigue un instructivo sobre tu plataforma de computación preferida.
Plataformas de computación compatibles
Endpoints para OpenAPI depende de un ESP o un ESPv2 para la administración de API. Tanto el ESP como el ESPv2 son proyectos de código abierto al que puedes acceder de estas formas:
En el entorno flexible de App Engine, ESP se implementa de forma automática cuando agregas algunas líneas a tu archivo app.yaml. Para obtener más información, consulta Implementa tu API y ESP. ESPv2 no es compatible con el entorno flexible de App Engine.
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Endpoints works with the [Extensible Service\nProxy (ESP)](/endpoints/docs/openapi/glossary#extensible_service_proxy) and the [Extensible Service Proxy V2](/endpoints/docs/openapi/glossary#extensible_service_proxy_v2) (ESPv2) to\nprovide API management. You can find out more about Endpoints, ESP, and ESPv2 in [About\nEndpoints](/endpoints/docs/openapi/about-cloud-endpoints).\n\nEndpoints supports version 2 of the\n[OpenAPI Specification](https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/blob/master/versions/2.0.md)\n(formerly known as the Swagger spec)---the industry standard for defining REST\nAPIs. If you are unfamiliar with the OpenAPI Specification, see\n[OpenAPI Overview](/endpoints/docs/openapi/openapi-overview).\n\nThis documentation set shows you how to use Endpoints with OpenAPI. For\ndocumentation on the other Endpoints options, see\n[All Endpoints Docs](/endpoints/docs).\n\nTo get started, we recommend the following path through the documentation:\n\n1. To see Endpoints features in action, do the [Quickstart for\n Cloud Endpoints](/endpoints/docs/deploy-api), which uses scripts to\n deploy a sample API to the App Engine flexible environment.\n\n2. Now you need to decide which compute platform you want to use for your API.\n To help you make that decision,\n see [Choosing a Computing Option](/docs/choosing-a-compute-option),\n and see the [Supported compute platforms](#supported_compute_platforms)\n section below.\n\n3. After you have decided on the backend for your API, walk through a\n [tutorial](/endpoints/docs/openapi/tutorials) for your preferred\n compute platform.\n\nSupported compute platforms\n---------------------------\n\nEndpoints for OpenAPI depends on either ESP or ESPv2 for API management. Both ESP and ESPv2 are Open Source projects and are available to you in the following ways:\n\n- A container in Artifact Registry.\n - See the [ESP release notes](https://github.com/cloudendpoints/esp/releases) for the current ESP Docker image.\n - See the [ESPv2 release notes](https:/github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/esp-v2/releases) for the current ESPv2 Docker image.\n- Source code in GitHub.\n - See the [ESP README](https://github.com/cloudendpoints/esp/blob/master/README.md) for details on building ESP.\n - See the [ESPv2 README](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/esp-v2/blob/master/README.md) for details on building ESPv2.\n\nYou can run the ESP container on the following:\n\n- App Engine flexible environment\n- Compute Engine\n- Kubernetes, including Google Kubernetes Engine\n- A [Linux or macOS computer or another platform](/endpoints/docs/openapi/running-esp-localdev)\n\nYou can run the ESPv2 container on the following:\n\n- App Engine\n- Cloud Run functions\n- Cloud Run\n- Knative serving\n- GKE\n- Compute Engine\n- Kubernetes\n\nSee [About Cloud Endpoints](/endpoints/docs/openapi/about-cloud-endpoints) for more.\n\nOn the [App Engine flexible environment](/appengine/docs/flexible), ESP is\nautomatically deployed for you when you add a few lines to your\n[`app.yaml`](/appengine/docs/flexible/nodejs/reference/app-yaml) file. For more\ninformation, see [Deploying your API and\nESP](/endpoints/docs/openapi/deploy-api-backend#deploying_your_api_and_esp). ESPv2 does not support App Engine flexible environment.\n\nFor the [App Engine standard generation 1 environment](/appengine/docs/standard),\nyou must use [Endpoints\nFrameworks](/endpoints/docs/frameworks/about-cloud-endpoints-frameworks). If you\ninstead deploy the container to one of the compute options above, you can proxy\nto either generation of App Engine standard runtime."]]
