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With private APIs, you can use API Gateway to define an API thats only available via a VPC. Calls to the API stay within the VPC and never route through the public Internet. Only REST APIs support private APIs.
Choose an API key source in API Gateway. Call a method using an API key. Set up API keys using the API Gateway console. Create, configure, and test usage plans with the API Gateway console. Set up API keys using the API Gateway REST API. Create, configure, and test usage plans using the API Gateway CLI and REST API.
To configure an API method to require an API key Choose a REST API. In the API Gateway main navigation pane, choose Resources. Under Resources, create a new method or choose an existing one. On the Method request tab, under Method request settings, choose Edit. Select API key required. Choose Save.
These are the general steps for any REST API call: The client sends a request to the server. The server authenticates the client and confirms that the client has the right to make that request. The server receives the request and processes it internally. The server returns a response to the client.
Calling REST APIs Add a Datasource with OpenAPI specification. Datasource for REST service without OpenAPI specification. Add a service. Define the methods that map to the operations. Add a Controller. Inject the Service in the constructor. Add the REST endpoints. More examples. Further reading.
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Running REST commands in process steps Specify the method for the command, such as GET or PUT. For the method to use, see the documentation for the command. Specify any headers for the command, separated by line breaks. If the command requires headers, the headers are listed in the documentation for the command.

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