Kong

Kong is presented as both an open source API Gateway and as an enterprise platform named Kong Konnect. The platform consists of an API Gateway, a Service Mesh, a Developer Portal, an API client, and more.

Kong has gained a strong footing for internal use cases, leading to its integrations with Kubernetes and Envoy.

Gateway Policies

Traffic Management
  • Canary Release
  • GraphQL Caching
  • Rate Limiting
  • Mocking
  • Cache Lookup
  • Cache Invalidation
  • Cache Population
  • Cache Target Response
  • Quota
  • Request Size Limiting
Mediation
  • GraphQL to REST
  • Request Transformation
  • Response Transformation
  • Context Persistence
  • JSON to XML
Security
  • IP Access Rules
  • Basic Authentication
  • API Key
  • OAuth 2.0
  • HMAC
  • JWT
  • LDAP
  • Message Inspection
  • SAML Assertion
  • Mutual TLS
  • OpenID Connect
  • HashiCorp Vault Authentication
  • Okta
  • Let's Encrypt
  • Bot Detection
  • CORS
  • Access Control Lists
Extension
  • Serverless Integrations
  • Monitoring Integrations
  • Statistics Collection
  • Message Logging