Tokens

create and manage nats proxy, rest api keys, and api access accounts in access control > tokens nats proxy in nats proxy, set up a data connection with multiple litmus edge instances or with a litmus edge instance and another developer application nats proxy use cases consider the following use cases for using nats proxy setup a connection with two litmus edge instances data in one instance is sent through a nats connector that receives and visualizes the data in the other instance three or more litmus edge instances data in one instance is sent through a nats connector that receives and visualizes the data in multiple instances one litmus edge instance and an external developer application data in the instance is sent through a nats connector and the developer application is set up as a nats client to subscribe to and receive nats data review the how to guide to docid\ izylu8isr4fbq69hqfdkw api credentials note this feature is only available on the scale plan this section allows users to create, edit, remove and validate api credentials for api access optionally, create an api key or oauth 2 0 client credentials to make requests and updates using a rest api endpoint, you need to use curl from the command line or a gui based software like postman see docid\ ock ghzpttjgsb1kiyaj access accounts this section allows users to create new accounts, enable or disable accounts and modify topics, view the api key, reset the account and remove the account access tokens ui from the litmus edge navigation menu, navigate to system > access control > tokens next steps docid\ qzv oap7fn9tghq9utn n docid\ yebacetwtk6biyhtq0sl9 docid\ oofso7dy11arkzryoxboy docid 3frw37lyqlzrkaggyroub docid\ ock ghzpttjgsb1kiyaj docid\ izylu8isr4fbq69hqfdkw