This pageapplies toApigee andApigee hybrid.

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The Apigee UI is a graphical user interface that you can use to manage the lifecycle of your APIs. You can use the Apigee UI to develop and deploy your API proxies, trace their execution, view API analytics, and manage other aspects of your Apigee organization and its environments. Access the Apigee UI in the Google Cloud console, making it easier to access and manage Apigee while working with other Google Cloud resources.

Using the Apigee UI, you can:

• Build an API proxy
• Deploy and undeploy API proxies to your cluster
• Create, edit, and delete environments and environment groups
• Assign environment-level access control to users
• Work withtarget servers,KVMs, andshared flows

Use the Apigee UI

To open the Apigee UI, go to theApigee API management page.

Apigee API management

From theOverview page, you can:

• Get started as a new Apigee user
• Test your Apigee runtime
• View key resource usage metrics
• Explore Apigee API management features

Get started as a new Apigee user

If you just are new to Apigee, you can begin your API management journey with quickstart learning options launched from theOverview page:

• Begin by deploying your first proxy: Watch avideo tutorial that walks you through the steps required to create and deploy an API proxy. Once you are ready, clickCreate new proxy to get started.Note: This video was recorded with a previous version of the Apigee UI; however, the concepts are still valid.
• Start with VS Code: Follow this step-by-step tutorial to Build and deploy your first API proxy locally using Apigee in VSCode.

For more advanced use cases, follow along with step-by-step video walkthroughs showcased in theTutorials section of the page:

Test your Apigee runtime

If you just completed provisioning a new Apigee organization, use theTest your Apigee runtime card to deploy and call a proxy, as described below:

View key resource usage metrics

You can view key usage metrics for your organization at a glance using theProxy Usage andEnvironment Usage cards on theOverview page. The cards display the following metrics:

• Proxy Usage:
  • Total proxies created: The total number of API proxies created, including deployed and undeployed proxies.
  • Proxies deployed: The total number of API proxies deployed across all environment(s) in the organization.
  • Proxy deployment units: The total number of API proxy and shared flow revisions deployed in your organization. Each deployment per environment, per instance, is counted as one unit.
  • Proxies and shared flows deployed against limit: Total number of API proxies and shared flows deployed in the organization, against the limit for your organization type.
  • Extensible deployment units: The number of extensible API proxy revisions deployed in your organization. Each deployment per environment, per instance, is counted as one unit.
  • Standard deployment units: The number of standard API proxy revisions deployed in your organization. Each deployment per environment, per instance, is counted as one unit.
• Environment Usage:
  • Total environments: The total number of active and inactive environments in the organization.
  • Active environments: The total number of environments attached to a minimum of one Apigee instance.

• Cloud Monitoring
• Cloud Billing
• Identity and Access Management

Explore Apigee API management features

From the main navigation menu, you can explore the range of Apigee API management features available for your organization, as described in the table below:

Apigee UI navigation

If you are a long-time Apigee user, you may be accustomed to navigating theprevious Apigee UI to perform the tasks you complete most frequently. Thecurrent Apigee UI gives you the ability to manage all of your Apigeefunctionality in one place.

The following table maps each Apigee UI feature page to its current locationin the Apigee UI: