Hi Experts,
We are creating a dynamic component in AEM (SPA Angular) called the search widget component, which calls a third-party API. This call can be triggered from the browser, but the API requires an API key, which we don't want to expose in the network call. Therefore, we are considering triggering the call from the publisher as a servlet.
Is it recommended to use the publisher as middleware in this case?
Since this component is expected to handle significant traffic, with 200-400 TPS, relying on the publisher may not be ideal.
I understand that publishers are not designed to handle such activities. In this situation, what would be the ideal solution?
Your help is greatly appreciated!
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My recommendation is to proxy the call from the CDN layer itself. You should be able to set the required API keys at the CDN level, which allows you to use the same DNS to invoke the APIs at the browser level. This approach also helps hide the API keys and prevents unnecessary traffic from reaching the AEM publish layer.
Please refer to https://medium.com/tech-learnings/implementing-cross-domain-cookie-handling-for-seamless-api-integra... for more details
Regards
Albin
Hi @Nandujee
In your case you can try the aem+ reverse proxy approach which can be used to redirect the request to 3rd party server through dispatcher without affecting your publisher
refer the blog for impl details : https://techrevel.blog/2024/06/09/aem-reverse-proxy/
My recommendation is to proxy the call from the CDN layer itself. You should be able to set the required API keys at the CDN level, which allows you to use the same DNS to invoke the APIs at the browser level. This approach also helps hide the API keys and prevents unnecessary traffic from reaching the AEM publish layer.
Please refer to https://medium.com/tech-learnings/implementing-cross-domain-cookie-handling-for-seamless-api-integra... for more details
Regards
Albin
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