Red Hat OpenShift API Management Release Notes
Red Hat OpenShift API Management is a fully Red Hat managed API traffic control and API program management solution that includes analytics, access control, developer workflows, and more.
Available as an add-on to OpenShift Dedicated, Red Hat OpenShift API Management is based on the Red Hat 3scale API Management platform and also includes an implementation of Red Hat's single sign-on technology. This document provides high-level coverage of the components in Red Hat OpenShift API Management and documents new features, fixed issues, and known issues in each release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
25 Feb 2025
Fixed issues
7 Nov 2024
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What's new
- 3scale operator update
The 3scale operator bundle has been updated. All Red Hat OpenShift API Management instances have been automatically updated with any changes related to this version update. For information on updates, refer to the Product Enhancement Advisory.
Fixed issues
- CVE-2021-43618
- CVE-2023-39325
- CVE-2024-1132
- CVE-2024-25062
- CVE-2024-2961
- CVE-2024-28180
- CVE-2024-8698
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
12 Dec 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What's new
-
3scale operator update
The 3scale operator bundle has been updated. All Red Hat OpenShift API Management instances have been automatically updated with any changes related to this version update. For information on updates, refer to the Product Enhancement Advisory. -
Deleting Red Hat OpenShift API Management from your cluster
When deleting Red Hat OpenShift API Management from your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account, safeguards have been put in place to retain backups of RDS for PostgreSQL and ElastiCache for Redis, preventing unintentional data loss in the event of accidental deletion. For customer-owned AWS accounts, on deletion of Red Hat OpenShift API Management, you will need to manually delete the final backup at a time appropriate to you.
Fixed issues
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
24 July 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
26 Jun 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
22 May 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
25 Apr 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
06 Apr 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- 3scale operator update
The 3scale operator bundle has been updated. All Red Hat OpenShift API Management instances have been automatically updated with any changes related to this version update. For information on updates, refer to the This content is not included.Product Enhancement Advisory.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
13 Mar 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- 3scale operator update
The 3scale operator bundle has been updated. All Red Hat OpenShift API Management instances have been automatically updated with any changes related to this version update. For information on updates, refer to the This content is not included.Product Enhancement Advisory.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton -
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
13 Feb 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- Red Hat OpenShift API Management supports bring-your-own VPC architectures
Red Hat OpenShift API Management supports the use of bring-your-own virtual private cloud (BYOVPC) configurations. For more information on supported Availability Zone (AZ) scenarios, refer to our This content is not included.documentation.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
- Currently, Braintree global payments are not supported on Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Braintree payments will fail after configuration. For additional information on billing for Red Hat OpenShift API Management, refer to the service definiton
**Recurring known issues**
-
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
30 Jan 2023
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- The 100 Million API Calls quota option is available for Red Hat OpenShift API Management customers
Support for 100 Million API Calls per day, is now available. Refer to the The Red Hat OpenShift API Management service definition for details on resource requirements, as well as subscription levels and associated quotas.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view the operator details and check the operator's status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
19 Dec 2022
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
- This content is not included.Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.12
- This content is not included.Red Hat Single Sign-On 7.6
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view the operator details and check the operator's status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
10 Oct 2022
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
- This content is not included.Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.12
- This content is not included.Red Hat Single Sign-On 7.6
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- Red Hat OpenShift API Management supports STS-enabled Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) clusters
Support for AWS Security Token Service (STS) to authenticate AWS APIs is available for Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) clusters. The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on can be installed onto a ROSA cluster that uses AWS STS for authentication.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
**Recurring known issues**
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
-
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view operator details and check the operator's status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
02 Sep 2022
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
- This content is not included.Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.12
- This content is not included.Red Hat Single Sign-On 7.6
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- New clusters of Red OpenShift API Management include capabilities from This content is not included.Red Hat Single Sign-On 7.6.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view the OpenShift API Management operator details and check the operator status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
25 Aug 2022
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
- This content is not included.Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.12
- This content is not included.Red Hat Single Sign-On 7.5
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- Installing Red Hat OpenShift API Management with a wildcard domain for 3scale portals, is now available
You can add a custom wildcard domain to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management when installing the add-on using the OpenShift Cluster Manager. The optional configuration is specified in the 3scale custom wildcard domain name field. Red Hat OpenShift API Management adds the specified domain value to theaddons-managed-api-service-parmeterssecret in the operator namespace and configures the custom domain for 3scale wildcard domains.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
Usernames are limited to 40 characters
Red Hat OpenShift API Management and Red Hat 3scale API Management have a 40-character limit for usernames for IDP configuration. -
Users cannot share an email address
Multiple users can not use the same email address for IDP configuration in Red Hat 3scale API Management and Red Hat Single Sign-On. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view the OpenShift API Management operator details and check the operator status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
- This content is not included.Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.12
- This content is not included.Red Hat Single Sign-On 7.5
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- New clusters of Red OpenShift API Management are deployed on OpenShift Container Platform 4.11.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
**Recurring known issues**
-
Backend creation fails, if the custom resource was not removed correctly from the OpenShift user interface
The custom resource status conditions fail if the backend was removed through the OpenShift console and the Red Hat OpenShift API Management custom resource continues to use it in the backend. To correct this issue, you must correctly delete the backend by deleting the backend custom resource and removing the backend usage from the product specification in the custom resource. -
Usernames are limited to 40 characters
Red Hat OpenShift API Management and Red Hat 3scale API Management have a 40-character limit for usernames for IDP configuration. -
Users cannot share an email address
Multiple users can not use the same email address for IDP configuration in Red Hat 3scale API Management and Red Hat Single Sign-On. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is currently unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view the OpenShift API Management operator details and check the operator status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some of the alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.
24 May 2022
Component versions
This release includes capabilities from:
- This content is not included.Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.11
- This content is not included.Red Hat Single Sign-On 7.5
Note: The documentation for the products above was developed for customers who are installing and configuring these products on-premise on the OpenShift Container Platform.
What’s new
- There are no new features included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Fixed issues
- There are no fixes included in this release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management.
Known issues
This release of Red Hat OpenShift API Management includes the following known issues:
-
Usernames are limited to 40 characters
Red Hat OpenShift API Management and Red Hat 3scale API Management have a 40-character limit for usernames for IDP configuration. -
Users cannot share an email address
Multiple users can not use the same email address for IDP configuration in Red Hat 3scale API Management and Red Hat Single Sign-On. -
The Red Hat 3scale API Management Invite feature is unsupported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management at this time
All users can access the 3scale Admin Portal through the Red Hat OpenShift API Management service. Although the Admin Portal appears to have the capability to invite new users, this feature is not supported in Red Hat OpenShift API Management. To add users to the Admin Portal, you must add them through the identity provider that you configured for your OpenShift Dedicated cluster. For more information, see Configuring identity providers. -
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management add-on displays an installed status before the OpenShift API Management is fully installed and ready to use in the cluster
The Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator adds OpenShift API Management to your cluster. The OpenShift API Management operator includes sub-operators that must be installed to successfully complete installation. Currently, the add-on prematurely displays it has successfully installed the Red Hat OpenShift API Management operator before installation is complete. To verify the installation is complete, click View console on the Red Hat OpenShift API Management option in OpenShift Cluster Manager to view the OpenShift API Management operator details and check the operator status in the console. -
Red Hat OpenShift API Management users may receive alerts in the OpenShift Dedicated console and OpenShift Cluster Manager
Thanos alerts might be displayed in the OpenShift user interface after Red Hat OpenShift API Management is added to a Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated or Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS cluster. Some alerts are related to the webhook pods for the MARIN3R operator, when the Thanos query for the MARIN3R operator webhook pods checks the wrong namespace. The Thanos-related alerts can be ignored and will not cause any disruption to your Red Hat OpenShift API Management service.