Connections
A Gateway Group's card shows how many Kafka clusters and API Products it's connected to, a quick signal of how much traffic depends on it before you edit or upgrade it.
Connected Clusters
A Kafka cluster is connected to a Gateway Group once it's attached within the same environment. Open the Gateway Group's Clusters tab to see every bound cluster, along with its region, broker and topic counts, traffic, and health status.
Bindings are defined in the Gateway Group's YAML config; attaching a cluster means editing that config or adding a binding through the platform CLI.
Connected Products
An API Product is connected to a Gateway Group once it's published to a server the group serves. A single Gateway Group commonly serves multiple API Products at once, each addressed by its own hostname alias. The Gateway Group's card shows how many products it currently serves; to see which ones, check each product's own Publishing tab.
Next Steps
- Configuration covers viewing the resolved routing that backs these connections.
- API Products covers publishing a product to a Gateway.