Preface
API policies
Security policies
CORS policies
Rate limit policies
Response caching policies
- Creating a response caching policy
Privacy policies
- Creating a Personally Identifiable Information (PII) policy
IP filtering policies
- API-specific IP filtering policy
  - Creating an IP filtering policy
- Domain-level IP filtering
  - Creating an IP filtering policy at the domain level
Third-party authentication and authorization

API Policies

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CORS policy configuration

After you create a CORS policy and associate the policy with a CORS group, you can apply the CORS policy at the API level.

Applying a CORS policy at the API level empowers you to enforce specific rules for a particular API. You can apply this policy to all operations or endpoints within that API unless overridden at the operation level. For example, you can allow cross-origin requests from certain origins for one API but restrict the same cross-origin requests for another.

When you configure a CORS policy, the policy is enabled by default. After configuring the policy, the policy manager can choose to enable or disable the policy.

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API Policies

API Policies

CORS policy configuration

CORS policy configuration