Liberate your data and APIs with Bluemix

// Create a new
                        Bluemix Secure Gateway instance which will automatically
// generate the passport token
                        needed to take control of the remote client
// to establish secure connectivity from Bluemix
                        to a remote destination
// with near zero configuration.
//
curl -x POST \
     -u ${BLUEMIX_USERNAME}:$(BLUEMIX_PASSWORD) \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json"
                        \
     -d "{\"desc\":\"Gateway to Data Center\"}"
     https://sgmanager.stage1.ng.bluemix.net/v1/sgconfig?org_id=${ORG_ID}&space_id=${SPACE_ID}

//
                        Add one or more destination configurations to your gateway instance, 
// specifying the
                        protocol of choice and the necessary security parameters.
curl -x POST \
     -H "Authorization: Bearer ${API_KEY}" \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d "{\"desc\":\"DB2\", \"ip\":\"db2server\",\"port\:\"50000\", \"tls\":\"mutualauth\"}"
     https://localhost:9000/v1/sgconfig/${GATEWAY_ID}/destinations

//
                        Poll the connection status to understand the clients connected state 
 // and monitoring
                        status to understand how much bandwidth your application 
 // is using.
curl -x GET \
     -H "Authorization: Bearer ${API_KEY}" \
     https://localhost:9000/v1/sgconfig/${GATEWAY_ID}/status

//
                        Require the Secure Gateway JavaScript module. Default the initial options
 // including API
                        Key or username and password. Each Gateway instance has
 // an associated API Key, username
                        is required to create new Gateways using the 
 // SDK. All other operations require the API
                        Key only.
// 

var sgl =
                        require('bluemix-secure-gateway').defaults({
    apiKey: '<API Key/Passport>',
    username:
                        '<bluemix username>',
    password:
                        '<bluemix password>'
});

// Get an
                        existing Secure Gateway instance using the configuration ID presented
// in the Service
                        UI
//
sql.getGateway (<configuration_id>, function (err,gateway) {
    //
                        Retrieve an existing Destination and use the Host and Port information to
    //
                        to connect to this remote destination
    //
    gateway.getDestination
                        ('<destination_id>', function (err, destination) {

        //Current
                        Host and Port will dynamically point to the appropriate
        //
                        Host and Port when running locally or in Bluemix allowing the App
        //
                        to run locally and in Bluemix without code modification
        //
        console.log
                        (destination.currentHost);
        console.log
                        (destination.currentPort);
});