Announcing the Ambassador Developer Portal with Swagger and OpenAPI support

Announcing the Ambassador Developer Portal with Swagger and OpenAPI support

  • October 5, 2019
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Announcing the Ambassador Developer Portal with Swagger and OpenAPI support

Today, we’re thrilled to announce the beta of Ambassador Developer Portal. The Developer Portal gives your developers a central self-service hub for your APIs. With the Developer Portal, developers are able to onboard and start using your APIs right away.

The Developer Portal beta includes the following features: To publish API documentation to the Developer Portal, update your service to pubish a Swagger or OpenAPI specification at .ambassador-internal/openapi-docs/. Then, publish your service to Kubernetes and register the service with an Ambassador Mapping. The Developer Portal will automatically detect the new service, and download the Swagger / OAPI specification from the internal URL. Both the content and look-and-feel of the Developer Portal are fully customizable.

The default content and templates are in the https://github.com/datawire/devportal-content repository. By pointing the Developer Portal to your own version of this repository, you can edit the content and layout as needed for your organization.

Source: getambassador.io

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