Enforce Authorization at the Gateway—No Code Required
With Keymate's native plugins for APISIX and Kong, you can enforce fine-grained access control directly at your API Gateway. No SDKs, no app changes—just plug, configure, and enforce.
Enforce Authorization at the Gateway—No Code Required
Gate-Level Authorization Without Touching the App
Our official gateway plugins integrate with APISIX and Kong to intercept every incoming API call, perform real-time authorization checks via Keymate Access Gateway, and enforce allow/deny decisions before the app is even hit. What you get: Native support for APISIX (Lua) and Kong (Go). Token parsing and contextual extraction (e.g., org, role, hat). Request normalization and matcher engine (path, method, headers, body). Real-time gRPC or REST call to Keymate Access Gateway. Custom header and body parsing with support for OpenAPI-defined rules. Deny responses with custom messaging and audit logs. Rate-limiting or early-drop integration optional. This plugin-first approach means enforcement is uniform, centralized, and secure—across all microservices.
Zero-Code Gateway Authorization
Gateway plugins intercept API calls and enforce authorization decisions before reaching your applications, providing uniform security across all microservices.
Example: Enforce fine-grained access control at the gateway layer
Key Components:
What Makes It Unique
No App Changes Required
Zero-code authorization enforcement at the edge
Native Plugins for APISIX & Kong
Developed with official extension points—Lua (APISIX) and Go (Kong)
gRPC & REST Integration
Calls Keymate Access Gateway for authorization in real time
Customizable Matchers
Supports path, method, headers, body-based decision models
Token Context Extraction
Extracts enriched token claims for org, department, delegated role
OpenAPI Rule Parsing
Automatically maps routes to policies via OpenAPI spec if available
Fail-Safe & Audit-Friendly
All requests logged, blocked, or bypassed based on rule config
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Use This Feature
Follow these steps to enable gateway-level authorization.