FAQs

Help! The Akita Client captures extra traffic (from images, font families, and more) on my network and it shows up in my spec. How do I tell Akita I don't care about these endpoints?

I know I'm running the service I want to model in a Docker container, but I don't know its name. How do I go about finding out the name?

When running Akita to watch traffic going to an API I run, I need to specify the port my service runs on for best results. What if I don't know what part my service uses?

The Akita Console allows you to review, edit, and approve changes to the generated API specification. You can use the Akita Console to make changes to the generated API specification at any time.

The generated API spec is as complete as the observed traffic. SuperLearn generates API specs from every endpoint that it sees. 👀 You can also add additional endpoints manually via the Akita Console.

This depends on the size of your API and the amount of traffic SuperLearn can observe. If your API is broad, with infrequently-used endpoints, then we'll need to watch more traffic.