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Gateway Token Endpoints (OAuth2 / JWT)

Where these endpoints run: API Gateway, not API Manager

Apinizer runs on two separate planes, and the token endpoints belong to the API Gateway:

  • API Manager (control plane). The administrative component where all configuration is made — API proxies, credentials, policies, settings. The Management API and APIops endpoints run here. The Manager is not exposed to the outside world; only administrators use it, to apply configuration changes. It is off the request hot path.
  • API Gateway (data plane). The high-performance runtime that processes every API request. The token endpoints run here, not on the Manager. They are open to client access: a client calls them to obtain a token and then uses that token to reach the proxied APIs. Because the Gateway carries production traffic, it is typically placed behind a load balancer and scaled horizontally.

In short: configuration changes go to the Manager (APIops); token acquisition and API access go to the Gateway (token API). The two are deliberately separated — the Manager stays private and administrative, while the token API is reachable by clients.

Overview​

The gateway token service provides standards-based endpoints for:

  • Token Issuance — Issue OAuth2 (opaque) or JWT tokens via /auth/token, /auth/jwt, /credential/token, and /credential/jwt endpoints
  • Token Refresh — Refresh tokens via /auth/jwt/regenerate, /credential/jwt/regenerate
  • Token Introspection — Check token validity and details via /auth/introspect and /credential/introspect
  • Token Revocation — Invalidate tokens via /auth/revoke and /credential/revoke
  • Discovery — Discover token endpoints and supported methods via /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
  • Public Keys — Retrieve signing keys for offline JWT validation via /.well-known/jwks.json

Two Management Modes​

All token endpoints support two modes of operation:

  • "Manage From This Policy" — Token configuration and issuance are managed directly by the JWT/OAuth2 policy attached to an API proxy, proxy group, or policy group. Uses the /auth prefix.
  • "Manage From ACL" — Token settings are stored in a credential entity and controlled via credential access control lists. Uses the /credential prefix.

Both modes follow the same RFC standards (OAuth2 / OpenID Connect) and provide the same token types and grant methods.

Scope​

To configure token validity periods, grant types, JWT signing algorithms, and scope handling behavior, see Token Management Settings in the Administration section.

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