Getting started with Yap core

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The document introduces Yap Core, an open source GraphQL API gateway for serverless applications. It discusses what an API gateway is and its key features like security, orchestration, and traffic mediation. It then presents Yap as a native GraphQL, serverless, and customizable open source API gateway built on NodeJS. Key features of Yap include XML policies for security and traffic management, and support for low-code development. The document demonstrates Yap's architecture and provides resources for getting started with it.

Getting started
with Yap Core
Open source GraphQL API Gateway for
serverless application. Less code, safer API.

Summary
● Market of API Gateway
● Presentation of Yap
● Features of Yap
● Demonstration with sample API
● Get in touch with Yap Cloud Edition

Big features of API Gateway
● API security – SSL, threat protection, schema validation, encryption
● API orchestration – adaptation of multiple services
● Community management – blogs, forums, social features, etc.
● Traffic mediation – GraphQL, REST, data format transformation
● Documentation – developer portal for front-end developers

● Native GraphQL
● Build on Apollo Server
● Serverless
● Event-driven
● Small-librairies dependencies
● XML Policies for traffic management
● Customizable
Comparaison Yap and Express Gateway
for NodeJS community
● No Support GraphQL
● Build on Express (Rest)
● Micro-services
● Based on HTTP
● Large-librairies dependencies
● YAML Policies for traffic management
● Not customizable

● API for Cloud Native
● Low-code development for citizen users
● XML policies for advanced security
● API Gateway on GraphQL
● Serverless API
● 100% TypeScript
Features of Yap API Gateway

● GraphQL Gateway
● XML Policies
● YAML Testing
Majors keys

GraphQL Gateway
● Schema Type Definitions
● Resolvers (as middleware)

GraphQL Gateway -
Schema Type Definitions

Examples of XML Policies
Check HTTP header

Get started
With Yap
https://github.com/youngapp/yap

● Github – https://github.com/youngapp/yap
● Docs – https://manual.youngapp.co/community-edition
● Slack community – https://cutt.ly/yr9c0yC
● Website – https://youngapp.co/community-edition
Yap Resources

Yap Cloud Edition
Low code API Management on Yap

Yap Cloud Edition
● Fully managed on AWS Cloud
● Advanced policies
● Advanced API connectors
● Support and help from experts

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Getting started with Yap core

1. Getting started with Yap Core Open source GraphQL API Gateway for serverless application. Less code, safer API.

2. Summary ● Market of API Gateway ● Presentation of Yap ● Features of Yap ● Demonstration with sample API ● Get in touch with Yap Cloud Edition

3. What is API Gateway ?

4. Big features of API Gateway ● API security – SSL, threat protection, schema validation, encryption ● API orchestration – adaptation of multiple services ● Community management – blogs, forums, social features, etc. ● Traffic mediation – GraphQL, REST, data format transformation ● Documentation – developer portal for front-end developers

5. Open-source API Gateway

6. Yap, the first API Gateway on GraphQL

7. Open-source API Gateway on NodeJS

8. ● Native GraphQL ● Build on Apollo Server ● Serverless ● Event-driven ● Small-librairies dependencies ● XML Policies for traffic management ● Customizable Comparaison Yap and Express Gateway for NodeJS community ● No Support GraphQL ● Build on Express (Rest) ● Micro-services ● Based on HTTP ● Large-librairies dependencies ● YAML Policies for traffic management ● Not customizable

9. Yap, NodeJS Open-source API Gateway

10. ● API for Cloud Native ● Low-code development for citizen users ● XML policies for advanced security ● API Gateway on GraphQL ● Serverless API ● 100% TypeScript Features of Yap API Gateway

11. Next-generation API Gateway with Yap

12. Architecture of Yap

13. ● GraphQL Gateway ● XML Policies ● YAML Testing Majors keys

14. GraphQL Gateway ● Schema Type Definitions ● Resolvers (as middleware)

15. GraphQL Gateway - Schema Type Definitions

16. GraphQL Gateway Resolvers

17. XML Policies

18. Examples of XML Policies Check HTTP header

19. BDD Testing

20. Get started With Yap https://github.com/youngapp/yap

21. ● Github – https://github.com/youngapp/yap ● Docs – https://manual.youngapp.co/community-edition ● Slack community – https://cutt.ly/yr9c0yC ● Website – https://youngapp.co/community-edition Yap Resources

22. Get in touch Yap Cloud Edition

23. Yap Cloud Edition Low code API Management on Yap

24. Yap Cloud Edition ● Fully managed on AWS Cloud ● Advanced policies ● Advanced API connectors ● Support and help from experts

25. YAP Platform https://youngapp.co

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