This article introduces csrf, the CSRF security plugin for Apache APISIX, and details how to secure your API information in Apache APISIX with the help of the csrf plugin.

This article introduces the basic concepts of Apache APISIX and Nacos and Service Registry, and shows you the specific operation of Apache APISIX to realize service discovery based on Nacos.

From 2.1 to 2.14, 25 contributors submitted 55 commits for Apache APISIX. Thank you all for your contributions to Apache APISIX. It is your selfless contribution to make the Apache APISIX project better!

This article documents the process of developing the file-logger plugin by a front-end engineer with no back-end experience.

In versions prior to Apache APISIX 2.12.1, there is a risk of rewriting X-REAL-IP header after enabling the Apache APISIX batch-requests plug-in. Now the processing information will be announced.

This article explains how to configure and use the Splunk HEC service in Apache APISIX.

This article describes the use of forward-auth, a new plugin in Apache APISIX, and provides detailed instructions on how to use this cleanly designed authentication model.

Apache APISIX already supports gRPC protocol proxies, as well as HTTP(s) to gRPC Server proxies via the gRPC Transcode plugin. Through active community discussion and contributions, Apache APISIX has broadened the scope of support for the gRPC ecosystem: support for the gRPC Web Protocol Request Proxy.

Following the release of version 2.11.0, Apache APISIX will also bring you the first version with new features in 2022 during the upcoming Spring Festival.

on January 28th,the Apache APISIX community is joining forces with the QingCloud to bring you an online sharing session.