threat-protection

Threat Protection

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This sample shows how to implement threat protection using Apigee's RegularExpression Policy policy and JSONThreatProtection Policy policy

Let's get started!

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Prerequisites

1. Provision Apigee X
2. Configure external access for API traffic to your Apigee X instance
3. Access to deploy proxies, create products, apps and developers in Apigee
4. Make sure the following tools are available in your terminal's $PATH (Cloud Shell has these preconfigured)
   • gcloud SDK
   • unzip
   • curl
   • jq
   • npm

(QuickStart) Setup using CloudShell

Use the following GCP CloudShell tutorial, and follow the instructions.

Setup instructions

1. Clone the apigee-samples repo, and switch to the threat-protection directory

git clone https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/apigee-samples.git
cd apigee-samples/threat-protection

2. Edit env.sh and configure the following variables:

• PROJECT the project where your Apigee organization is located
• APIGEE_HOST the externally reachable hostname of the Apigee environment group that contains APIGEE_ENV
• APIGEE_ENV the Apigee environment where the demo resources should be created

Now source the env.sh file

source ./env.sh

3. Deploy Apigee API proxies, products and apps

./deploy-threat-protection.sh

Testing the Proxy

To run the tests, first retrieve Node.js dependencies with:

npm install

and then run the tests:

npm run test

Cleanup

If you want to clean up the artifacts from this example in your Apigee Organization, first source your env.sh script, and then run

./clean-up-threat-protection.sh