API managment providers from API Craft NYC Meetup in NYC

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This document summarizes a presentation given by Jason M Sherman on API Management Providers. It introduces Jason and the NYC API Group organization. It then discusses key API management providers like Apigee, Mashery, and 3scale. It outlines the common components of API management platforms including the API proxy, API lifecycle management, and developer portals. Finally, it provides resources for further information and concludes by thanking attendees.

Technology Business

NYC API Group
Type: Meetup
Version: 1.0
Topic: API Management Providers
Presenter : Jason M Sherman
Date: 7/10/2013
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NYCAPIGroup: Who am I?
• Name: Jason M Sherman
• Title: Sr. Development Manager
• Employer: XO Group Inc.
• Experience: 15 years
• Website: about.me/jasonmsherman
• HairType: Bald
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NYCAPIGroup: Who are we?
: NYCAPIgroup.com
: @NYCAPIGroup
: /groups/NYC-API-Group-5047709
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API Management Providers:
who are they? (some key players)
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layer7tech.com apify.co apigee.com
mashery.com 3scale.net wso2.com

API Management Providers: User Roles
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API Management Providers: Components
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API Management Providers:
How do they integrate with your APIs?
Gateway Cloud-based Plug-in
• A hardware appliance
or software that would
sit on premise on top of
your infrastructure.
• Examples: Layer 7, Intel,
Mashery-local
component
• A cloud service that
intercepts all traffic and
forwards to your APIs
via routes.
• Examples: 3scale, IBM,
Mashery, WS02, APIfy
• A software solution that
you integrate into your
code and deploy to your
existing servers.
• Examples: 3scale
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Let me count the ways….1, 2, 3!

API Management Providers:
API Proxy
• Transformation : SOAP to REST, XML to JSON,
vice versa
• Rate Limiting : traffic prioritization, response
caching, limit based on user, ip, region
• Access Control : SSO, Oauth, LDAP, etc
• Threat Protection : DOS, SQL injection, etc
• Alerts & Monitoring: via email, push
notifications
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API Management Providers:
API Lifecycle
• Management : centralize all APIs, real-time
dashboard, versioning, rollback
• Policies : Who gets access to what apis
• Reporting : Performance by developer,
application, IP; throughput, response time,
latency reports
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API Management Providers: Resources
(Provider Dev Portals are a wealth of good info)
• http://apigee.com/about/api-best-practices
• http://www.layer7tech.com/library/385
• http://www.apiacademy.co (Layer7/Apify)
• http://www.mashery.com/resources
• http://www.3scale.net/resources
• http://wso2.com/library
• Forrester Report on API Providers
(forms.layer7tech.com/FW-API13, via Layer7 but free!)
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API Management Providers:
Questions?
• Can I get those slides? Sure!
http://www.slideshare.net/JasonMSherman/api-
managment-providersnycapigroup
Also posted on nycapigroup.com in Files section
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API Management Providers:
Conclusion
Thank you for joining!
Hang out, Ping-Pong anyone?
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1. NYC API Group Type: Meetup Version: 1.0 Topic: API Management Providers Presenter : Jason M Sherman Date: 7/10/2013 nycapigroup.com

2. NYCAPIGroup: Who am I? • Name: Jason M Sherman • Title: Sr. Development Manager • Employer: XO Group Inc. • Experience: 15 years • Website: about.me/jasonmsherman • HairType: Bald nycapigroup.com

3. NYCAPIGroup: Who are we? : NYCAPIgroup.com : @NYCAPIGroup : /groups/NYC-API-Group-5047709 nycapigroup.com

4. API Management Providers: who are they? (some key players) nycapigroup.com layer7tech.com apify.co apigee.com mashery.com 3scale.net wso2.com

5. API Management Providers: User Roles nycapigroup.com

6. API Management Providers: Components nycapigroup.com

7. API Management Providers: How do they integrate with your APIs? Gateway Cloud-based Plug-in • A hardware appliance or software that would sit on premise on top of your infrastructure. • Examples: Layer 7, Intel, Mashery-local component • A cloud service that intercepts all traffic and forwards to your APIs via routes. • Examples: 3scale, IBM, Mashery, WS02, APIfy • A software solution that you integrate into your code and deploy to your existing servers. • Examples: 3scale nycapigroup.com Let me count the ways….1, 2, 3!

8. API Management Providers: what do they do? 1. API Proxy : initial implementation & config setup 2. API Lifecycle : managing your api after they are live 3. Developer Portal : engaging your users and brand nycapigroup.com

9. API Management Providers: API Proxy • Transformation : SOAP to REST, XML to JSON, vice versa • Rate Limiting : traffic prioritization, response caching, limit based on user, ip, region • Access Control : SSO, Oauth, LDAP, etc • Threat Protection : DOS, SQL injection, etc • Alerts & Monitoring: via email, push notifications nycapigroup.com

10. API Management Providers: API Lifecycle • Management : centralize all APIs, real-time dashboard, versioning, rollback • Policies : Who gets access to what apis • Reporting : Performance by developer, application, IP; throughput, response time, latency reports nycapigroup.com

11. API Management Providers: Developer Portal • Account Management : Registration, groups, authorization • Key Management : API key distribution, suspend/revoke keys, associate keys to apps • API Plans : Paid vs Free, access by user/key, per API method, integrate with billing • CMS : Build you brand presence, links to docs, forums, interactive calls • Reports: Usage per application, key nycapigroup.com

12. API Management Providers: Resources (Provider Dev Portals are a wealth of good info) • http://apigee.com/about/api-best-practices • http://www.layer7tech.com/library/385 • http://www.apiacademy.co (Layer7/Apify) • http://www.mashery.com/resources • http://www.3scale.net/resources • http://wso2.com/library • Forrester Report on API Providers (forms.layer7tech.com/FW-API13, via Layer7 but free!) nycapigroup.com

13. API Management Providers: Questions? • Can I get those slides? Sure! http://www.slideshare.net/JasonMSherman/api- managment-providersnycapigroup Also posted on nycapigroup.com in Files section nycapigroup.com

14. API Management Providers: Conclusion Thank you for joining! Hang out, Ping-Pong anyone? nycapigroup.com

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