Waymark / Routes / docs.litmus.io Configure a Litmus Edge REST API connector to publish tag/asset data outbound to a cloud REST endpoint
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Steps In Litmus Edge Integration > Connectors, add a REST API connector and choose the HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, or DELETE) Set the target endpoint URL, request headers, and any URL query parameters needed by the destination system Optionally define a payload mapping to rename fields between the source Litmus payload and the destination schema If the destination requires OAuth2, configure the token endpoint, client ID, client secret, and scope fields on the connector Set throttling limit, queue mode (FIFO or LIFO), and enable persistent storage so queued messages survive a connection interruption or power loss Known gotchas The REST API connector only supports outbound publish (edge to server) — it does not support inbound subscription from a REST server back into Edge insecureSkipVerify disables TLS certificate validation and should only be used for testing, never left enabled against production endpoints
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