Updated on 2025-08-15 GMT+08:00

Configuring the ROMA Connect Information

Scenario

If an application requires a connect to ROMA Connect, this section describes the configuration steps, applicable in scenarios such as:

Constraints

Ensure that ROMA Connect and Huawei Cloud Astro Zero to be connected belong to the same Huawei account.

Configuring ROMA Connect Information

  1. Log in to the Huawei Cloud Astro Zero console and click Access Homepage. The application development page is displayed.
  2. In the upper left corner of the page, click and choose Environments > Environment Configuration.
  3. In the navigation pane, choose Integrated Connection > ROMA Connect Settings.
  4. Configure a ROMA Connect instance by referring to Table 1, and click Save.

    Table 1 Parameters for interconnecting with ROMA Connect

    Parameter

    Description

    AZ

    AZ where the ROMA Connect instance is located.

    Instance ID

    ID of the ROMA Connect instance to be interconnected.

    Log in to the ROMA Connect console and view the ID of the ROMA Connect instance to be connected. For details, see Viewing Details of an Instance.

    APIC Address

    Gateway address of API Connect (APIC).

    APIC is an API integration component of ROMA Connect. It opens data and backend services as APIs to simplify data sharing and service provisioning and reduce the cost on interconnection between enterprises. After setting this parameter, configure a connector to call ROMA Connect APIs.

    NOTE:

    Domain names cannot be used to access ROMA Connect.

    The format is https://EIP bound to the ROMA Connect instance:1080.

    To obtain the EIP, go to the instance information page on the instance console, click the basic information tab, and locate the EIP bound to the ROMA Connect instance. For details, see Viewing Details of an Instance.

    MQS Connector Address

    Address of ROMA Connect MQS. Multiple addresses can be configured, separated by semicolons (;).

    Message Queue Service (MQS) is a message integration component of ROMA Connect. Kafka-based MQS uses a unified message access mechanism to provide enterprises with secure and standard message channels for cross-network access. After this parameter is set, you can configure data access to integrate message data from ROMA Connect.

    NOTE:

    Domain names cannot be used to access ROMA Connect.

    The format is MQS (public network) address:9776.

    To obtain the MQS public connection address, go to the instance information page on the instance console and click the basic information tab.