Searching the in the system API products are called 'services'. These are the Products we can work with. The toolbox can list out the services currently deployed to an environment.
The syntax is 3scale service list <remote>. Note the output column order, Service ID, service descriptive name and service system name.
$ toolbox 3scale service list $SOURCE
ID NAME SYSTEM_NAME
2 API api
3 Weather Alerts API weather-alerts
We can grep this list if it is long to search for a specific Product.
$ toolbox 3scale service list $SOURCE | grep -i weather
3 Weather Alerts API weather-alerts
From here we can determine the system name for further inspection
You can also use the toolbox to do inspection of higher order objects as well.
The syntax for the command is 3scale service show <remote> <system_name|service_id>
$ toolbox 3scale service show $SOURCE weather-alerts
ID NAME STATE SYSTEM_NAME BACKEND_VERSION DEPLOYMENT_OPTION SUPPORT_EMAIL DESCRIPTION CREATED_AT UPDATED_AT
3 Weather Alerts API incomplete weather-alerts 1 hosted admin@3scale.apps.phagerma.lab.upshift.rdu2.redhat.com Get state-level weather alerts 2023-08-16T19:57:01Z 2023-08-17T15:11:38Z
Very useful information can be found here, such as the Product administrator's email address, and created / updated times. This information can also be used to make alterations to the API Product right from the command line using the 3scale toolbox, however that is out of the scope of this demo.
Review the indirect migration approach by Exporting and Importing using the toolbox.