Apinizer Documentation Current: Tutorials Tutorials In this section, readers can find examples of common scenarios and/or problems, and solutions for them. API Proxy Scenarios Applying Plain-Text Authentication Policy to REST API via Security Manager Provider Applying Basic (Base64) Authentication Policy to REST API via Security Manager Provider Applying JWT Authentication Policy to REST API via Security Manager Provider Applying OAuth2 Authentication Policy to REST API via Security Manager Provider Applying Plain-Text Authentication Policy to REST API via LDAP Provider Applying Plain-Text Authentication Policy to SOAP Web Service via Security Manager Provider Creating DB-2-API over MySQL Database Implementation of JSON Transformation and Script Policy over the Created Mock API Applying of mTLS Authentication Policy JWT Validation Throttling Application Based on Variable Content API Creator Scenarios DB-2-API: Using Select DB-2-API: Calling Stored Procedure DB-2-API: Using Update DB-2-API: Using Inserts DB-2-API: Using Batch Inserts Mock API Usage Script-2-API Usage API Integrator Scenarios JSON Data Transfer and Usage Between Tasks XML Data Transfer and Usage Between Tasks SOAP XML Data Transfer and Usage Between Tasks Using resultMap in Script API Monitoring Scenarios Use of Uptime Monitoring Use of Anomaly Detector API Analytics and Observability Visualizing API Traffic Logs with Kibana Other Accessing Apinizer Services with Kubernetes Ingress API Load Testing and Performance Analysis: Grafana k6 vs Apache JMeter Articles API Gateway or the Code Way To monitor, or not to monitor, that is the question ×