Question 1

How to deploy Apinto on Kubernetes?

Accepted Answer

Currently, Apinto's Kubernetes deployment is not fully supported and is marked as 'to be supported later.' For now, you can use Docker or direct deployment methods outlined in the deployment tutorial, but expect limited native K8s integration.

Question 2

Apinto vs Kong: which is better for high-traffic microservices?

Accepted Answer

Apinto excels in raw performance with its Go-based architecture and fine-grained governance, as shown in benchmarks, while Kong offers a more mature ecosystem and broader community. Choose Apinto if performance and custom plugins are critical, but Kong for established support and integrations.

Question 3

How to add a custom authentication plugin to Apinto?

Accepted Answer

Apinto supports custom enterprise plugins, though the README doesn't detail the development process. Refer to the official documentation or community forums for guidelines on creating and integrating plugins via its extensible architecture.

Question 4

Does Apinto support gRPC and Dubbo2 protocols?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Apinto handles multiple protocols including HTTP/HTTPS, gRPC, Dubbo2, SOAP, and WebService, making it versatile for diverse backend services without needing separate gateways.

Question 5

What service discovery tools does Apinto work with?

Accepted Answer

Apinto integrates with Eureka, Nacos, and Consul for service discovery, enabling dynamic routing and load balancing based on real-time service registries, as specified in the product features table.

Question 6

Is Apinto free for commercial use?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Apinto is open-source under an unspecified license (indicated by the LICENSE badge), allowing free commercial use, but always verify the license terms for compliance, as it may vary.

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