Database
This is where the API will be created. First, you need to choose which database to use from the available options:
You will need to provide the database details, such as the host, path, schema (if applicable), database, username, and password. Once completed, click Test Connection. Seven APIs will attempt to connect to your database to verify if the credentials are correct.
If everything is correct, a message will appear on the left side of the page stating: We successfully connected to your database.
After confirming everything is correct, click Generate API. The following window will appear:
In this window, we will adjust the API settings, which are as follows:
Memory Size
You can choose the amount of memory for the API. There will be 7 options, ranging from a minimum of 256 MB to a maximum of 10 GB.Region
The location where all the user's API resources will be deployed.Timeout
This represents the duration before the user's API request fails. The minimum is 1 second, and the maximum is 900 seconds.
After filling in the details, click Deploy my API (this may take a few seconds). Once everything is correct, a success message will appear on the right side of the page, and a confirmation email will also be sent to the user when the api is ready for use, as shown in the image below:
