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Figure 11-8 AMP Console: Creating API Credentials

Once this is done, an API client ID/key pair is generated.
It looks something like this:

Client ID: deadbeef123448ccc00d

Client key: XXXXXXXX-YYYY-ZZZZ-0000-e384ef2dxxxx

Using the API client ID and key, you can now make the
API calls as follows:

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https://<clientID>:<clientKEY>@<api_endpoint>

Also, you can use basic HTTP authentication encoding
for the client ID and key and the Authorization header.
For the client ID and key generated, the credential is
Base64 encoded as
"ZGVhZGJlZWYxMjM0NDhjY2MwMGQ6WFhY
WFhYWFgtWVlZWS1aWlpaLTAwMDAtZTM4NG
VmMmR4eHh4", and the header looks as follows:

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Authorization: Basic

ZGVhZGJlZWYxMjM0NDhjY2MwMGQ6WFhYWFhYWFgt

WVlZWS1aWlpaLTAwMDAtZTM4NGVmMmR4eHh4

Now let’s look at a couple of examples of the AMP for
Endpoints API.