Community

Biweekly Report (September 25 - October 08)

We have recently made some fixes and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. These updates include adding support for the specified resolv.conf file in DNS service discovery, enabling the traffic-split plugin to work with HTTPS, and introducing ACL token support for Consul service discovery. For additional information, please consult the bi-weekly report.

Community

Embracing GitOps: APISIX's New Feature for Declarative Configuration

APISIX strengthens its integration with modern development and operational workflows by introducing the declarative configuration tool, ADC.

Community

Release Apache APISIX 3.6.0

We are glad to present Apache APISIX 3.6.0 with exciting new features, bug fixes, and other improvements to user experiences.

Ecosystem

Resizing images on-the-fly

This blog xplores effective strategies for image asset management in web architecture, highlighting traditional and innovative solutions to optimize delivery and avoid reliance on CSS resizing.

Ecosystem

Down the rabbit hole of an Apache APISIX plugin

My demo, Evolving your APIs, features a custom Apache APISIX plugin. I believe that the process of creating a custom plugin is relatively well-documented. However, I wanted to check the parameters of the _M.access(conf, ctx) function, especially the ctx one.

Community

Biweekly Report (September 11 - September 24)

We have recently made some fixes and improvements to specific features within Apache APISIX. These changes involve utilizing xrpc to support the dubbo protocol, enabling the recording of OpenTelemetry variables in the access_log, and allowing modification of request bodies in external plugins. For additional information, please consult the biweekly report.

Community

Discover What's Next: APISIX 3.5 Preview

APISIX 3.5 introduces a series of exciting new features that will bring users a higher level of security, performance, and scalability, thereby providing users with more choices and making it more con...

Case Studies

Charting the Future of Urban Connectivity: WeCity Collaborates with APISIX

WeCity has been using APISIX for its core business since May 2023. Arjen Hof, Co-founder and CTO of WeCity, and Tim van Densen, Software Architect and Lead Developer of WeCity, shared their experience...

Community

Biweekly Report (August 28 - September 10)

We have recently made fixes and improvements to certain features of Apache APISIX and APISIX Ingress Controller. These include providing native JSON data structure input support for the wasm plugin, adding UNIX socket listening support for the chaitin-waf plugin, and introducing the ability to remove the etcd dependency required by APISIX within the APISIX Ingress to reduce architectural complexity. For more details, please refer to the biweekly report.