Updating Platform Settings
You can adjust the default time zone and manage the Developer Portal from the Platform Settings page in the Management Portal.
Setting the Default Time Zone
You can set the default time in which API Platform displays API usage and analytics data.
This allows everyone to view the same data regardless of the time zone in which they access the platform. As an example, Susan access the Management Portal from the US west coast and Tony accesses from the US east coast. If the default time zone is set to PST, Susan and Tony view the same API usage data when viewing analytics charts filtered to show data from Today, though Tony’s “today” starts at 3AM local time due to the time differential.
You must be assigned the Administrator role to set the default time zone.
- Click the Platform Settings tab.
- On the General Settings page, select the time zone you want to use to display API usage and analytics data from the Time Zone Settings list, .
- Click Save.
Enabling or Disabling the Developer Portal
- Click the Platform Settings tab.
- Click the (Developer Portal Settings) tab.
- Click the Developer Portal switch to move it to the OFF position.
- Click Save.
Note:
You can enable the Developer Portal by reversing these steps: click the Developer Portal switch to move it to the ON position, and then click Save.
Changing the Developer Portal URL
Hiding or Showing OAuth Client ID and Secret and Application Keys in the Developer Portal
You must be assigned the Administrator role to configure the Client Security options.
- Click the Platform Settings tab.
- Click the (Developer Portal Settings) tab.
- Configure Client Security options:
- Deselect Show OAuth 2.0 Client ID and Secret to hide, or select to display, these properties in the Developer Portal. This option is selected by default.
- Deselect Show Application Key to hide, or select to display, these properties in the Developer Portal. This option is selected by default.
- Click Save.