Cloud API introduction from Infosec 2012
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Presentation from the panel about Cloud API Security from Infosec 2012. It is an introduction to APIs, the developers role and what the difference is between SOAP and REST.
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Cloud API introduction from Infosec 2012
- 1. Cloud API
- 2. Backend
- 3. Backend End Users
- 4. Backend End Users
- 5. Backend End Users
- 6. Backend End Users
- 7. Backend End Users
- 8. Backend End Users
- 9. Backend End Users
- 10. Backend End Users c
- 11. Backend API End Users c
- 12. Backend API End Users
- 13. Backend API Developer End Users
- 14. Cloud API
- 15. Cloud API ‣ Web based (HTTP)
- 16. Cloud API ‣ Web based (HTTP) ‣ Light weight
- 17. Cloud API ‣ Web based (HTTP) ‣ Light weight ‣ Easy to use
- 18. Cloud API ‣ Web based (HTTP) ‣ Light weight ‣ Easy to use ‣ Large number of developers & devices
- 19. Technolog y
- 20. Technolog y ‣ REST
- 21. Technolog y ‣ REST ‣ JSON
- 22. Technolog y ‣ REST ‣ JSON ‣ XML
- 23. Advantage s
- 24. Advantage s ‣ New business opportunities
- 25. Advantage s ‣ New business opportunities ‣ More innovation
- 26. Advantage s ‣ New business opportunities ‣ More innovation ‣ Marketing
- 27. Success Stories
- 28. Success Stories ‣ Salesforce
- 29. Success Stories ‣ Salesforce ‣ DnB
- 30. Success Stories ‣ Salesforce ‣ DnB ‣ Twitter
- 31. Success Stories ‣ Salesforce ‣ DnB ‣ Twitter ‣ Skype
- 32. Success Stories ‣ Salesforce ‣ DnB ‣ Twitter ‣ Skype ‣ Facebook
- 33. SOAP
- 34. SOAP ‣ Transactions
- 35. SOAP ‣ Transactions ‣ Message reliablity
- 36. SOAP ‣ Transactions ‣ Message reliablity ‣ Commonly accepted security model
- 37. SOAP ‣ Transactions ‣ Message reliablity ‣ Commonly accepted security model ‣ Difficult to use
- 38. SOAP ‣ Transactions ‣ Message reliablity ‣ Commonly accepted security model ‣ Difficult to use ‣ Large overhead
- 39. REST
- 40. REST ‣ Easy to use
- 41. REST ‣ Easy to use ‣ Popularity
- 42. REST ‣ Easy to use ‣ Popularity ‣ More data formats
- 43. REST ‣ Easy to use ‣ Popularity ‣ More data formats ‣ Emerging security standards
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- Not:\n- Programming language\n- Hardware API like Apples API to the iPhone camera\n\nEasy to use - at least easy to get started with and perceived as easy to use \nLarge number of devs & devices - APIs can be internal and for partners only and then only have few users, but the main advantage of Cloud APIs are that they can be used by a large number of developers outside your organisation and that they can be used on a large number of devices, like mobile phones and tablets\n
- Not:\n- Programming language\n- Hardware API like Apples API to the iPhone camera\n\nEasy to use - at least easy to get started with and perceived as easy to use \nLarge number of devs & devices - APIs can be internal and for partners only and then only have few users, but the main advantage of Cloud APIs are that they can be used by a large number of developers outside your organisation and that they can be used on a large number of devices, like mobile phones and tablets\n
- Not:\n- Programming language\n- Hardware API like Apples API to the iPhone camera\n\nEasy to use - at least easy to get started with and perceived as easy to use \nLarge number of devs & devices - APIs can be internal and for partners only and then only have few users, but the main advantage of Cloud APIs are that they can be used by a large number of developers outside your organisation and that they can be used on a large number of devices, like mobile phones and tablets\n
- Not:\n- Programming language\n- Hardware API like Apples API to the iPhone camera\n\nEasy to use - at least easy to get started with and perceived as easy to use \nLarge number of devs & devices - APIs can be internal and for partners only and then only have few users, but the main advantage of Cloud APIs are that they can be used by a large number of developers outside your organisation and that they can be used on a large number of devices, like mobile phones and tablets\n
- This kind of API results in using REST...\n
- This kind of API results in using REST...\n
- This kind of API results in using REST...\n
- New business opp. - partnerships, sell API access, new markets and niches\n\nSo how does REST and SOAP compare...\n
- New business opp. - partnerships, sell API access, new markets and niches\n\nSo how does REST and SOAP compare...\n
- New business opp. - partnerships, sell API access, new markets and niches\n\nSo how does REST and SOAP compare...\n
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- Difficult to use - at least it is perceived as difficult, and perception matters when you are trying to attract a large number of developers\n
- Difficult to use - at least it is perceived as difficult, and perception matters when you are trying to attract a large number of developers\n
- Difficult to use - at least it is perceived as difficult, and perception matters when you are trying to attract a large number of developers\n
- Difficult to use - at least it is perceived as difficult, and perception matters when you are trying to attract a large number of developers\n
- Difficult to use - at least it is perceived as difficult, and perception matters when you are trying to attract a large number of developers\n
- Popularity - default standard among new APIs and well known by the developers\n\nNo default security model - many to chose from - HTTP Basic/Digest, OAuth 1 & 2 etc\n
- Popularity - default standard among new APIs and well known by the developers\n\nNo default security model - many to chose from - HTTP Basic/Digest, OAuth 1 & 2 etc\n
- Popularity - default standard among new APIs and well known by the developers\n\nNo default security model - many to chose from - HTTP Basic/Digest, OAuth 1 & 2 etc\n
- Popularity - default standard among new APIs and well known by the developers\n\nNo default security model - many to chose from - HTTP Basic/Digest, OAuth 1 & 2 etc\n