Thanks for reading!! You can implement an API gateway yourself, acting as a "message" proxy for example. Meaning that you would keep all API endpoints in the gateway and it would be in charge of "translating" those requests into RPC (messages). Or another option is to use an existing gateway. I recommend you taking a look at Kong Gateway. It has a free, open source, version which is more than enough for a personal and even professional use.
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Thanks for reading!! You can implement an API gateway yourself, acting as a "message" proxy for example. Meaning that you would keep all API endpoints in the gateway and it would be in charge of "translating" those requests into RPC (messages). Or another option is to use an existing gateway. I recommend you taking a look at Kong Gateway. It has a free, open source, version which is more than enough for a personal and even professional use.