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Adding the x-yc-apigateway-integration:http extension

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Updated at July 2, 2025
Management console
  1. In the management console, select the folder in which you created or want to create an API gateway.

  2. In the list of services, select API Gateway.

  3. Select an API gateway or click Create API gateway to create a new one.

  4. In the Specification field, click .

  5. Specify the following in the field:

    • Path: Integration relative path to add to the API Gateway URL. Remember to wrap variables in braces, e.g., /static/{function_id}. For more information, see the OpenAPI 3.0 specification.
    • HTTP method: Method to use to work with the integration.
    • URL: URL to redirect the invocation to. It must be accessible from the internet.

    • Optionally, Method: HTTP method to use for the invocation. If you skip this parameter, the method specified in the HTTP method field will be used.

    • Optionally, HTTP headers: HTTP headers to provide in the request.

      Enable Send original query headers. By default, the HTTP headers of the original request are not provided.

    • Optionally, Query parameters: Query parameters to provide in the request.

      Enable Send original query parameters. By default, the query parameters of the original request are not provided.

    • Optionally, Read timeout: Invocation read timeout in seconds.

    • Optionally, Connect timeout: Connection timeout for the invocation in seconds.

  6. Optionally, enable Omit empty headers. By default, empty headers are provided.

  7. Optionally, enable Omit empty query parameters. By default, empty query parameters are provided.

  8. Click Add.

The Specification field will display the OpenAPI specification with the specified parameter values.

See alsoSee also

  • x-yc-apigateway-integration:http extension

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