API7 Enterprise Release Notes
Version 3.2.9.5
Release Date: 2024-04-16
New Features
Upstream mTLS(API Support Only)
API7 Enterprise now supports mutual TLS (mTLS) authentication between the gateway and upstream services. mTLS is a form of communication security that requires both parties to present certificates to each other. This ensures that both parties are who they claim to be and that the data transmitted between them is encrypted. UI support coming soon.
Version 3.2.9.4
Release Date: 2024-04-07
Bug Fix
Assessment of CPU Core Limitations
Resolve the issue that occurs when the maximum number of CPU cores is reached.
Version 3.2.9.3
Release Date: 2024-04-03
New Features
Integrate with Vault(Beta)
Store sensitive data securely in your Vault. Admin API support available; UI support coming soon.
Version 3.2.9.2
Release Date: 2024-04-01
New Features
Support SAML SSO Login
API7 Enterprise supports Single Sign-On (SSO) with SAML implementations. For details about how to configure SAML SSO login method, see configure SSO with SAML.
New Plugin: Data Mask
The data-mask plugin provides the capability to remove or replace sensitive information in request headers, request bodies, and URL queries. Learn more about Data Mask.
Feature Enhancements
Skip Path Prefix
You can opt to skip the path prefix when sending requests to the upstream. This adjustment is imperceptible to users and may be useful when using different path prefixes to identify APIs sent to different gateway groups.
Better Health Check Configuration UI
Introducing a user-friendly and intuitive UI for your health check configuration in upstreams.
Upgrading Encryption Algorithm
Upgrading from AES128 to AES256 algorithm.
Performance Improvement
Eliminate the impact caused by disabling plugins.
Version 3.2.9.1
Release Date: 2024-03-19
New Features
Support Add Custom Plugin
API7 Enterprise now allows you to build custom plugins to add extra functionalities and manage API traffic with custom flow. See how to Add Custom Plugin
Support OIDC SSO Login
API7 Enterprise supports Single Sign-On (SSO) with OIDC implementations. For details about how to configure LDAP SSO login method, see configure SSO with LDAP.
Use Service Labels as API Provider Scope
By assigning service labels as the scope for an API Provider, you can grant them access to all services with a specific label. It will help reduce the workload of the Super Admin. Typically, services can be grouped using a 'Department' label. Thus, users from that department will be able to access all services belonging to that department.
Version 3.2.8.1
Release Date: 2024-02-08
New Features
Support Nacos Service Discovery
API7 Enterprise uses service discovery to automatically detect available upstream services, keeping their addresses in a database (called a service registry). Therefore, an API gateway can always fetch the latest list of upstream addresses through the service registry, ensuring all requests are forwarded to healthy upstream nodes.
In this release, API7 Enterprise supports integrating with Nacos service discovery, which can be used to publish services and synchronize services between gateway groups.
Support LDAP SSO Login
API7 Enterprise supports Single Sign-On (SSO) with LDAP implementations. Integrating API7 Enterprise with LDAP enables you to log your LDAP users into API7 Enterprise as part of API7 Enterprise' SSO infrastructure. For details about how to configure LDAP SSO login method, see configure SSO with LDAP.
Support Adding Gateway Instances using Kubernetes
A gateway instance is a single proxy that handles traffic. In this release, API7 Enterprise supports adding gateway instances to a gateway group using Kubernetes. For details, see add gateway instances.