atc

ATC; an API gateway designed from the ground up to be vendor independent.

• Reliable: Utilizing Java 21 and the new virtual threads, ATC will be a solid foundation for you to build reliable applications.
• Speedy: Speed is a must when there may be hundreds of hops between microservices within your stack before the user finally gets a response. We can handle that, and more.
• Free and Open Source, forever: Every cloud vendor has their own proprietary solution to API management. Here, we aim to be independent of the big guys.

Features

Getting Started

We recommend you use an OCI Container (Docker, Podman) to deploy ATC. Follow these basic steps (and please file any issues you come across, we're still in early development)!

1. Write your configuration file

api:
  rootAccessToken: secureRootAccessToken
services:
  # Weather API
  - name: weather
    description: Weather Channel API
    maintainer: United States Government
    identityToken: secureIdentityToken
    hosts:
      - api.weather.gov
    provides:
      - endpoint: /
        methods:
          - GET
    consumes:
      - service: exampleApi
        endpoint: /healthcheck
        methods:
          - GET

  # Example API
  - name: exampleApi
    description: Example API
    maintainer: Kerosene Labs
    identityToken: anotherSecureIdentityToken
    hosts:
      - exampleapi.kerosenelabs.io
    provides:
      - endpoint: /healthcheck
        methods:
          - GET
    consumes:
      - service: weather
        endpoint: /
        methods:
          - GET

2. Pull the latest image

docker pull ghcr.io/hlafaille/atc:latest

3. Create a container from this image

docker run -v ${PWD}/your-config-name-here.yml:/opt/atc/configuration.yml -p 8443:8443 atc:latest

4. Heyyy so not all of this works yet, we should really finish this up!