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So you need to make the existing structure available in a regional folder. For this, the region must be in lower case.
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Please note:
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:point_right: Payload handling is enabled by default for the solution by the API builder. So it is assumed that you provide the payload to the API Builder container. Set the parameter: `SKIP_PAYLOAD_HANDLING=true` if you do not need this.
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:point_right: Payload details returned by the API-Builder doesn't contain the headers as they are shonw anyway in the previous screen
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:point_right: Payload handling is enabled by default. So it is assumed that you provide the payload to the API Builder container. Set the parameter: `SKIP_PAYLOAD_HANDLING=true` if you do not need this.
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:point_right: Payload shown in the Traffic-Monitor UI is limited to 20 KB by default. If required the payload can be downloaded completely using the `Save` option.
The solution uses Memcache in API Builder & Logstash to avoid unnecessary duplicate queries for APIs and users. To check if entries are cached correctly, you can connect to the memcached via `telnet localhost 11211`. Some examples:
The example shows in the namespace ignoredAPIs that two entries are contained. So these are not queried again until they have expired.
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The solution uses Memcache in API Builder & Logstash to avoid unnecessary duplicate queries for APIs and users. To check if entries are cached correctly, you can connect to the memcached via `telnet localhost 11211`. Some examples how to use it.
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#### Get slabs
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Memcache is storing the data into slabs, which are like chunks depending
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