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Unlock self-service API credentials on Connectivity Link

Interactive demo•22 mins• Red Hat OpenShift

Publié le October 19, 2026

Learn how to manage API access using Red Hat Connectivity Link. This guide demonstrates self-service API key and OIDC credential generation, testing, and policy enforcement on Red Hat OpenShift.
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What you'll learn in this interactive demo

This interactive demo helps platform engineers secure and manage application endpoints with Red Hat Connectivity Link. It walks through the full self-service credential lifecycle and policy enforcement experience from start to finish.

The tour highlights:

  • Installing the Validated Patterns Operator from the OpenShift Software Catalog and creating a Pattern custom resource
  • Requesting a Kuadrant API key in Red Hat Developer Hub and testing the authenticated capital city endpoint
  • Generating OIDC client credentials via Keycloak self-service and verifying the client configuration in the Keycloak admin console
  • Inspecting Gateway API policies, AuthPolicies, and HTTPRoutes in the OpenShift Connectivity Link dashboard
  • Monitoring live traffic metrics and Envoy proxy logs for the YOLO-PPE predictor service in the Service Mesh console
  • Revoking OIDC client credentials using Developer Hub self-service templates

Next steps

Red Hat Developers: https://developers.redhat.com/learn/unlock-self-service-api-credentials-connectivity-link
Try Red Hat OpenShift: https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/cloud-computing/openshift/try-it
Red Hat interactive labs: https://www.redhat.com/en/interactive-labs

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