Release Notes

Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.3

For Use with Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.3

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Abstract

Release Notes for Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.3.

Chapter 1. Red Hat 3scale API Management 2.3 On-Premises Release Notes

1.1. New Features

Note

This 2.3 release of Red Hat 3scale API Management only includes new features for APIcast. All the other features from the 2.2 release remain unchanged.

1.1.1. Major Changes

Note

OAuth 2.0 Token Introspection Policy is now out of Technology Preview.

1.1.2. Minor Changes

1.2. Resolved Issues

  • APIcast crashes when adding an invalid (non-existing) policy name via API.
  • Do not crash when initializing unreachable/invalid DNS resolver.
  • After migration to new OCP instance, APIcast images can not be build from the upstream repository.
  • OIDC Signature verification function not compatible with generic OIDC provider (Content from issues.jboss.org is not included.JIRA #583).
  • Wrong error message when OIDC issuer field is configured incorrectly.
  • APIcast crashes when loading some configurations including services with OIDC authentication.

1.3. Documentation

1.4. Technology Preview Features

  • Added a new “Conditional policy” that only executes a policy chain if a certain condition is met. There is no GUI available for this policy; it must be configured via JSON.

1.5. Known Issues

1.6. Deprecation Notices

  • End User Plans feature will be deprecated in March 2019. This feature is replaced by the ability to define rate limits for end users using the APIcast policy for edge limiting.

  • Native OAuth 2.0 implementation (Authorization Code flow) for API traffic authentication is deprecated in this release. In the next release, 3scale 2.4, you will find that:

    • This feature cannot be selected in the User Interface (UI).
    • This feature is replaced by the OIDC integration with Red Hat Single Sign-On, which includes support for multiple OAuth 2.0 flows (see documentation).

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