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Moving api-proxy code written in trireme to microgateway

Hi All,

We have several api-proxies written with ScriptTarget of NodeJS express app running in Edge Trireme runtime. This has several limitations with trireme being older version of nodejs, inability to use latest npm modules, inability to use modern ES6 syntax.

Has anyone tried moving code running in trireme to microgateway? Is this advisable to do?

From the Microgateway overview documentation - "Edge Microgateway is not designed to work with proxies that use the ScriptTarget or HostedTargets element to point to Node.js applications as backend targets."

What should we set the target of the microgateway api-proxy in this scenario?

Current api-proxy is written with ScriptTarget of NodeJS app running in trireme. The NodeJS app makes HTTP calls using request node module to nginx internal load balancer URL.

We want to move the code running in trireme to microgateway modern nodejs app.

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