Apigee Consulting & Services for Enterprises

API proxy and shared flow design, policy optimization across quota, spike arrest and OAuth, API product and developer portal architecture, analytics and monetization setup, hybrid runtime operations, and Apigee Edge to Apigee X migration. Every engagement is staffed by a named senior engineer.

The proxies are the easy part — most bundles move with modest changes. The work is in everything around them: networking has to be rebuilt for Google Cloud with VPC peering or Private Service Connect, some Edge policies and features have no direct equivalent, the developer portal is a separate migration, and consumer keys need to transition without forcing every client to re-onboard. We inventory all of it first so the timeline is based on findings rather than optimism.

Yes, and the answer often depends on where your backends live and what your data residency requirements are. Apigee hybrid keeps the runtime plane in your own Kubernetes clusters, which matters when traffic cannot leave your network. Apigee X is simpler to operate but assumes Google Cloud networking. We lay out the operational burden and cost of each honestly rather than steering you toward the largest project.

Usually JavaScript or Python callouts doing work that belongs elsewhere, service callouts to slow internal endpoints inside the request path, or token verification without caching so every request re-validates against the identity provider. We profile the flow step by step, move what can be cached or made asynchronous, and consolidate duplicated logic into shared flows so it is executed and maintained once.

Yes. We build shared flows for cross-cutting concerns like authentication, logging, error handling, and correlation IDs, and write custom JavaScript or Java callouts where the built-in policy set does not cover a requirement. The goal is that a new proxy inherits standard behavior by attaching a flow hook rather than by copying policy XML from an existing proxy.

Yes. We handle migrations to Kong and other gateways when licensing, cloud strategy, or consolidation makes that the right call. The method is the same in either direction: map every policy explicitly, migrate consumer credentials so clients are not disrupted, and shift traffic per route with the old gateway available until each one is proven. We are not a reseller for any gateway vendor.