Hi @rohandhakad API Key is usually the cliend ID. In order to access this API, you would need an integration with I/O Management API. 

Hi @iamnjain the page is now loading properly. Could you check again? 

Could you provide some additional info on this? Where are you trying to check out?

Hi Arun,   On 1) API Mesh is bundled as a part of App Builder. However, you can use only API mesh, and skip other features of App Builder if you'd like.   On 2) this is likely because you don't have an App Builder-provisioned organization yet. You could apply for trial access here - https://develope...

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/commerce-learn/tutorials/adobe-developer-app-builder/introduction-to-app-builder.html?lang=en Here you go.

Hi Ademar,   I'd recommend checking out https://developer.adobe.com/graphql-mesh-gateway/! Any specific use cases you are looking to explore?   Sarah

Hi @GulzarAli ,   Could you provide a bit on context on what you are trying to achieve? App Builder is specifically designed for extending Adobe products at the moment, and may not be suited for general purpose application development.  

Hi @jafetsanchez    Yes -- environment variables can be passed in using default params. You've done it correctly in your second reply and you could read more about it here - https://github.com/apache/openwhisk-wskdeploy/blob/master/docs/wskdeploy_action_fixed_parms.md#actions.   If you are looking t...

Hi @icy I don't think that's an App Builder auth issue. could you share a bit more on when / where you got this error message?

Hi @kevinedmond  I'd actually recommend going a different route -- your customer should sign up for the App Builder trial so that you can access the full set of functionalities. https://developer.adobe.com/app-builder/trial/ As a Runtime customer, this trial is a great way for them to try the full e...