Create a Gateway Routing Configuration

1. In Strata Cloud Manager, select Security ServicesPolicies & ProfilesConfiguration and click Add Configuration.
2. In Configuration Name, enter a descriptive name.
3. In the JSON editor, enter the configuration object.

   The following example creates a load-balanced config that distributes requests evenly between two targets and retries on failure:

   {
     "strategy": {
       "mode": "loadbalance"
     },
     "targets": [
       {
         "virtualKey": "<workspace_virtual_key_1>",
         "weight": 50
       },
       {
         "virtualKey": "<workspace_virtual_key_2>",
         "weight": 50
       }
     ],
     "retry": {
       "attempts": 3,
       "onStatusCodes": [429, 500, 502, 503]
     }
   }

   To add guardrails, include a before_request_hooks or after_request_hooks array referencing guardrail IDs. Guardrail IDs use a pg- prefix; you create these in Create a Guardrail.
4. Click Save.

   The config is assigned a pc- prefixed ID visible in the configuration list. The gateway syncs the new config within 30 seconds; wait at least one minute before testing.
5. (Optional) To attach this config to a gateway API key so that it applies automatically to all requests using that key, edit the key and select this config from the Default Config list. See Manage Gateway API Keys.
6. Click Commit to apply the configuration.

   To restore a previous version, select the config in the configuration list, click Version History, and click Restore next to the version you want to roll back to.