Biweekly Report (January 15 - January 28)

We have recently added the ocsp-stapling plugin within Apache APISIX. Please read the bi-weekly report for more details.

Biweekly Report (January 01 - January 14)

We have recently made some additions and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. The updates include the newly added includereq_body option for some log-related plugins, supporting one-click compilation and installation of apisix and apisix-runtime from source code, the response-rewrite plugin supporting Brotli compression when using the filters.regex option, and supporting the uri_param variable when using the radixtree_uri_with_parameter routing engine. For additional information, please consult the bi-weekly report.

Release Apache APISIX 3.8.0

We are glad to present Apache APISIX 3.8.0 with exciting new features, bug fixes, and other improvements to user experiences.

Biweekly Report (December 18 - December 31)

We have recently made some additions and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. The updates include the limit-count plugin configuration supporting environment variables, the response-rewrite plugin supporting gzip when using the filters.regex option, and upgrading OpenSSL 1.1.1 to OpenSSL 3.0 version. For additional information, please consult the bi-weekly report.

Access the Kafka Cluster by APISIX Gateway

This blog shows how to use Apache APISIX to develop a customize authorization plugin for the kafka cluster.

Building a Robust 'Highway' with APISIX: Gateway and Protocol Performance Optimization

Author: Xiaobin Wang, Apache Dubbo Committer, Senior Development Engineer at Zhengcaiyun. This article is based on a presentation given by Xiaobin Wang at the APISIX Shanghai Meetup in November 2023.

Biweekly Report (December 04 - December 17)

We have recently made some additions and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. The updates include adding jwe decrypt and brotli plugins, adding more attributes to openid-connect plugin, allowing CORS plugin to support Timing-Allow-Origin, and using lua-resty-events as the default event mechanism. For additional information, please consult the bi-weekly report.

Enhancing Security and Performance: DataVisor's Dynamic Use of APISIX

Author: Xiaobiao Zhao, DataVisor Senior Architect, Apache Kvrocks Committer, OpenResty and Apache APISIX Contributor. This article is based on a presentation given by Xiaobiao Zhao at the APISIX Shang...

Apache APISIX plugin priority, a leaky abstraction?

Apache APISIX builds upon the OpenResty reverse-proxy to offer a plugin-based architecture. The main benefit of such an architecture is that it brings structure to the configuration of routes. It's a help at scale, when managing hundreds or thousands of routes.

In this post, I'd like to describe how plugins, priority, and phases play together and what pitfalls you must be aware of.