edge-architect

Mapping API edge architecture involves documenting the complete request path from public clients to internal services. This includes visualizing API gateways, BFF layers, ingress controllers, and reverse proxies to ensure secure and performant request handling.

Auditing middleware chains requires analyzing security and operational configurations along the network edge. You must document authentication, rate limiting, CORS policies, logging, and tracing to verify correct application at the gateway level.

Documenting TLS termination and ingress controller routing requires detailed code evidence for all configured paths. You must analyze edge routing topologies to verify secure request handling from public entry points to internal services.

Verifying authentication and correlation IDs at the API gateway requires mapping the middleware chains. You must analyze the edge routing topology to ensure correlation IDs are propagated for tracing and security policies are enforced.

Yes, you can generate a definitive map of all public API entry points before deploying a new microservice. This process verifies that edge routing topologies, authentication, and rate limiting are correctly applied at the gateway.

Yes, detailed code evidence is required for all documented paths and configurations. Analyzing edge routing topologies, including API gateways and reverse proxies, demands concrete code evidence to ensure accurate and reliable documentation.