The StreamNative Console supports to expose OpenAPI for users to integrate, this document will guide you how to enable the OpenAPI on the StreamNative Console and the way to access.
sn-platform
chart: 1.10.7 or higherstreamnative/private-cloud-console
image: v2.3.1 or higherCreate a super service account on the StreamNative Console Service Account page, and get the token from this super service account.
Set the Helm values streamnative_console.configData.OPENAPI_ENABLED
to true
and use helm upgrade
to upgrade your Helm values.
Use the kubectl port-forward
or kubectl expose
commands to expose the streamnative-console
pod, and the OpenAPI Swagger address will be http://<Your External IP>:9527/swagger-ui/index.html
Access to the Swagger page and click Authorize
to input the token you got from the step1. Then you will have the permission to use the StreamNative Console OpenAPI.
The StreamNative Console supports to expose OpenAPI for users to integrate, this document will guide you how to enable the OpenAPI on the StreamNative Console and the way to access.
sn-platform
chart: 1.10.7 or higherstreamnative/private-cloud-console
image: v2.3.1 or higherCreate a super service account on the StreamNative Console Service Account page, and get the token from this super service account.
Set the Helm values streamnative_console.configData.OPENAPI_ENABLED
to true
and use helm upgrade
to upgrade your Helm values.
Use the kubectl port-forward
or kubectl expose
commands to expose the streamnative-console
pod, and the OpenAPI Swagger address will be http://<Your External IP>:9527/swagger-ui/index.html
Access to the Swagger page and click Authorize
to input the token you got from the step1. Then you will have the permission to use the StreamNative Console OpenAPI.