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API Management Generally available

Armure API Management

Publish, secure and measure your APIs — with the gateway, the portal and every byte of analytics inside your own perimeter.

The problem

Exposing services to partners and internal teams often means routing sensitive traffic through a third-party cloud that meters every call and holds your analytics. Regulated buyers cannot accept that.

How Armure solves it

A stateless gateway fronts your services in your own data centre. It authenticates, throttles and transforms requests, records analytics locally, and publishes a developer portal — all managed through a REST API with hot reloads, so new services ship without downtime.

Capabilities

What it does

Rate limiting, throttling and auto-renewing quotas
Auth via access tokens, HMAC signing, basic auth and OAuth 2.0
Analytics by user, error, endpoint, client ID and version
Upstream latency tracking and per-version performance charts
Webhook and email alerts on quota thresholds and key events
API mocking; import from Swagger / API Blueprint
Request/response transformation via templates and middleware
Customisable, per-organisation developer portal
Service discovery (Consul, etcd, Eureka) and circuit breakers
Deployment topology

Only a thin web tier touches the edge

Zone 01 · Internet

Browser client

API consumers and partner systems over HTTPS.

Zone 02 · DMZ

Web tier

Stateless gateway terminates TLS; applies auth, quotas and transforms.

Zone 03 · Internal

Services & analytics

Upstream services, local analytics and audit logs stay internal.

At a glance

Specifications

Deployment
On-premise · private cloud · hybrid · containers / Docker
Interfaces
REST management API · developer portal
Standards
OAuth 2.0 · HMAC · Swagger / OpenAPI · API Blueprint
Multi-tenancy
Per-organisation portals, ownership and analytics
Scale
Stateless services · horizontal scaling
Runtime
Shared Armure service runtime and identity substrate

See ArmureAPI running in your environment.

We’ll set up a demo against your real network and identity provider.