Developer Dashboard Tutorial

http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/developer-dashboard-tutorial

As a registered Intel® Cloud Services Platform developer, you can access all your profile information on the Developer Portal at https://cloudapi.intel.com. Refer to Intel Cloud Services Developer Sign-up Tutorial for information about creating your Intel® Identity Services account.

 

The developer dashboard helps you create and manage your applications, provides statistics about your cloud services API usage, and allows you to configure your digital store.

Click the Create New Application button to create your first application:

Provide details about your application, such as its name, brief description, target OS and device, etc. The mandatory fields are marked with.

Please take special note when selecting Production or DevTest for the Application Environment. 

  • If you choose Production, you will receive a Production Client Id that will only work in the cloud services Production environment. The end-point of every Production service begins with https://api.intel.com/
  • If you choose Test, you will receive a Test Client ID that will only work in the cloud services Test environment. The end-point of every Test service begins with https://api.intel.com:8081/

We recommend that you start by creating a Test Client ID and do development and testing of your application in the Test environment. Once you are ready to deploy to production, come back to the Developer Dashboard, create a Production version of your application, update the Client ID in your code, and don’t forget to switch the end-points of your service APIs to their Production end-points (remove port 8081)

Refer to the Development Environment Tutorial for more details about CSP development environments.

Next, you will need to subscribe to the CSP services you plan to use in your application. We recommend that you start by subscribing to all services and experiment with them to see which works for your usages and which don’t. You can come back and turn on/off your services subscription at any time.

Callback URL

You will need to use this Callback URI (also referred as redirect_uri) in the application code when calling Intel Identity Services. If the value set up here doesn't match the one used in the app code, when calling Identity APIs you will get an 'Invalid Request' error response. Please refer to API documentation for more details http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/cloud-services-intel-identity-service-rest-api-reference

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Once you’ve selected the services to use, click the Save button to store your subscription

The next screen displays your personal Client ID and Secret issued to you. Please keep them secure as Client IDs are personal, tied to your service plan agreement, and are not intended to be shared by multiple developers. Refer to Intel® Identity Services REST Developer’s Guide and Intel® Cloud Services SDK Developer’s Guide to learn how to pass your Client Id and Secret to Intel® Identity Services for authentication and authorization.

We can now proceed to the Development Environments Tutorial, where it will give developers a more detailed explanation of managing Test and Productions apps.