The big picture

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Using Apigee hybrid is a three-part process (well, two parts and anafter-part):

Part 1:
CONFIGURE GOOGLE CLOUD AND UI

Get your project and organization set up with Google Cloud and hybrid UI.

Prerequisites:

  • Install gcloud CLI and rungcloud components update to get the latest gcloud components
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When you're done:

  • Created Google Cloud account and project
  • Enabled APIs
  • Created an organization
  • Created an environment and environment group
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1: Configure it

Part 2:
INSTALL THE RUNTIME

Install the runtime in your cluster with this quickstart.

Prerequisites:

When you're done:

  • Created a Kubernetes cluster
  • Installed and set up cert-manager and Anthos Service Mesh (ASM)
  • Installedapigeectl and set up your local Apigee directory structure
  • Created the required service accounts and assigned roles to them
  • Customized your Apigee instance
  • Set up Synchronizer access
  • Installed the Apigee runtime
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2: Install it

Post-install:
TEST

Check that everything is working as expected.

Prerequisites:

When you're done:

  • Created and deployed a new proxy
  • Checked deployment status
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3: Test it

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