Self-service change management will power the second wave of the API economy.
Use Graph APIs and REST side by side to implement change-as-a-service for your query customers.
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Slides from my talk at APIDays Paris 2018 sharing how the method was developed, why and why it's important. Starting from the research that APIs and Startup growth globally and locally have a correlations. We need to create APIs also outside Silicon Valley and hopefully this method helps. Checkout http://www.apiopscycles.com for more and follow the method in Twitter @apiopscycles If you like it and you are interested in talking more on learning, researching or otherwise using the method, you can contact info(at)osaango.com directly.
Fix: In 2nd last slide Amanzio Bouza works at Ipt.ch not Swisscom, my bad.
Graph API Strategies: CQRS for the API EconomyGareth Jones
Self-service project startup was the key driver of the first wave of the API economy.
I'll argue that self-service Change will be the key driver of the 2nd wave and propose an architecture that can enable it for the key use case of mobile app development.
Watch the live demo of Apigee's API platform to learn how to:
- easily configure and manage new APIs and enforce security with minimal impact to backend services
- create, manage and monetize API products
- extend API Services to increase flexibility and tailor to business requirements with JavaScript, Java, Python, and Node.js
- provide developers easy, yet secure access to explore, test, and deploy APIs
- use end-to-end visibility across the digital value chain to monitor, measure, and manage success
Entering the Platform Age: How to create genuine value for internal and exter...3scale
Keynote at APIDays Melbourne 2016, Steven Willmott - 3scale.
Organizations have recognized that making available IT systems as APIs for both internal and external developers can create huge new opportunities for agility, products and ultimately revenue. However, while this "platform thinking" holds great potential, it can be extremely challenging to determine how to deliver on these opportunities. In this talk we'll look at how focusing on the value APIs can deliver helps underpin genuine success for an API program and an organization's platform initiatives as a whole.
APIs Are Forever - How to Design Long-Lasting APIsLaunchAny
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Slides from my talk at APIDays Paris 2018 sharing how the method was developed, why and why it's important. Starting from the research that APIs and Startup growth globally and locally have a correlations. We need to create APIs also outside Silicon Valley and hopefully this method helps. Checkout http://www.apiopscycles.com for more and follow the method in Twitter @apiopscycles If you like it and you are interested in talking more on learning, researching or otherwise using the method, you can contact info(at)osaango.com directly.
Fix: In 2nd last slide Amanzio Bouza works at Ipt.ch not Swisscom, my bad.
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Self-service project startup was the key driver of the first wave of the API economy.
I'll argue that self-service Change will be the key driver of the 2nd wave and propose an architecture that can enable it for the key use case of mobile app development.
Watch the live demo of Apigee's API platform to learn how to:
- easily configure and manage new APIs and enforce security with minimal impact to backend services
- create, manage and monetize API products
- extend API Services to increase flexibility and tailor to business requirements with JavaScript, Java, Python, and Node.js
- provide developers easy, yet secure access to explore, test, and deploy APIs
- use end-to-end visibility across the digital value chain to monitor, measure, and manage success
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Keynote at APIDays Melbourne 2016, Steven Willmott - 3scale.
Organizations have recognized that making available IT systems as APIs for both internal and external developers can create huge new opportunities for agility, products and ultimately revenue. However, while this "platform thinking" holds great potential, it can be extremely challenging to determine how to deliver on these opportunities. In this talk we'll look at how focusing on the value APIs can deliver helps underpin genuine success for an API program and an organization's platform initiatives as a whole.
APIs Are Forever - How to Design Long-Lasting APIsLaunchAny
Teams often struggle with balancing the complexity of legacy applications, limited time, and limited resources when designing APIs. The result is often the release of less-than-ideal API design that meets the immediate needs of the client but misses opportunities for longer-term value. This talk explores systems design and domain-driven design (DDD) for API design thinking and how to apply this technique to your design process to create a clear, well-designed, long-lasting API. Presented at API Strategy and Practice 2015
API standards, from SOAP to REST to GraphQL, have evolved to meet the needs of API providers and developer consumers. They make APIs "intuitive" by making them predictable. When product designs bump up against the constraints of standards, you can choose to force a fit or, you can break from convention and invest in educating developers about your choices. Through case studies (including Facebook's Open Graph and Slack's workspace apps project), we'll examine the tradeoffs, consequences, and some learnings about how to get your developer community to come along with you.
Let's explore why you should have an API, how will it influence your business, why you should think about a monetisation seriously. There are a whole bunch of existing models that can help you find the right fit for your API depending on your roadmap.
Finally we take a look at the distribution of APIs to developers. Like any cake, you need to make sure it looks and tastes great to be able to sell it and be a leader!
As change agents for data integration, keeping pace and adapting quickly to today’s fast and fluid digital customer compelled Axway’s globally distributed R&D team to move their DevOps to the cloud. See how they leveraged Gitlab and other value stream tooling to drive their digital transformation from an on-premise Internet Service Provider to a Cloud Provider.
Follow their Continuous Integration to Continuous Security and Delivery journey to learn how they:
- Achieve 26x faster release cycles and 100% developer adoption
- Enable collaboration for multiple teams across continents and timezones
- Simplified their source code repository administration
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API Discovery: Visibility, Usability, and AdvocacyBill Doerrfeld
How do we increase API adoption? One method is by making the web service more discoverable. In this presentation, I outline 3 areas of API marketing; visibility, usability, and advocacy. In it, I outline discovery formats, API definitions, and API directories that can improve the discovery process. Also, I describe best practices for crafting usable APIs, and strategies top evangelists deploy to build effective developer communities. Given at Seattle APIs and IPAs July 20 2017.
Build and Manage Serverless APIs (APIDays Nordic, May 19th 2016)3scale
Presentation gave by Nicolas Grenié (@picsoung) at APIdays Nordic in Tampere, Finland in 2016
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He also gave an overview of the Serverless (serverless.com) framework.
How to use Donuts and Onions for Scaling API Programs3scale
Talk at APIStrat Chicago, September 25 about scaling API programs particularly about API adoption, operations, and analytics.
The talk was also recorded. Unfortunately the first couple of minutes were cut. You can find the video also here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXmAemMqyME
APIs and the Bot Revolution (APIDays Nordic, May 18)3scale
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POST/CON 2019 Workshop: Design, Develop, and Mock APIs with PostmanPostman
Learn how to collaboratively plan and design APIs to establish a single source of truth for your API lifecycle. This workshop will focus on building Collections to represent APIs from the point of view of both producers and consumers of an API. We will show how you can use API schemas (OpenAPI/RAML/GraphQL) in Postman, manage versions of collections, and document them. We will also deep-dive into Mock Servers, and show how you can use them in your development.
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apidays LIVE Australia 2021 - SEEK: Establishing a new API integration platfo...apidays
apidays LIVE Australia 2021 - Accelerating Digital
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Microservices in action: How to actually build them3scale
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http://www.meetup.com/API-Meetup-Barcelona/events/226165254/
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Many industry experts have been talking about how APIs as the best practice to innovate rapidly and keep up with the speed of the customer. In this presentation, we will share the lessons learned from implementing an API strategy from leading innovative companies. We will cover why you need an API platform for building innovative cloud and mobile apps. We will also provide a framework for identifying, designing and operating an API platform.
Gli anni 90 furono dirompenti per i tradizionali modelli di business con la corsa per una presenza sul web, oggi, le interfacce di programmazione (API) rappresentano il nuovo must-have per le aziende nei confronti dei clienti e delle community. Cosa è cambiato? Social Network, Social Commerce, Social Content e gli apostoli Facebook, Twitter, Amazon e eBay, ci guidano alla cultura generazionale del “semplice”: Applicazioni utente intelligenti e mirate veicolate da Apple, Android ed i diversi Store.
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Leadership Session: Developing Mobile & Web Apps on AWS (MOB202-L) - AWS re:I...Amazon Web Services
Do you wonder what AWS thinks about mobile development? In this session, learn the very latest about the many AWS services that web and mobile developers can leverage to make cloud-enabled development possible, and hear what might be in store for the future.
API standards, from SOAP to REST to GraphQL, have evolved to meet the needs of API providers and developer consumers. They make APIs "intuitive" by making them predictable. When product designs bump up against the constraints of standards, you can choose to force a fit or, you can break from convention and invest in educating developers about your choices. Through case studies (including Facebook's Open Graph and Slack's workspace apps project), we'll examine the tradeoffs, consequences, and some learnings about how to get your developer community to come along with you.
Let's explore why you should have an API, how will it influence your business, why you should think about a monetisation seriously. There are a whole bunch of existing models that can help you find the right fit for your API depending on your roadmap.
Finally we take a look at the distribution of APIs to developers. Like any cake, you need to make sure it looks and tastes great to be able to sell it and be a leader!
As change agents for data integration, keeping pace and adapting quickly to today’s fast and fluid digital customer compelled Axway’s globally distributed R&D team to move their DevOps to the cloud. See how they leveraged Gitlab and other value stream tooling to drive their digital transformation from an on-premise Internet Service Provider to a Cloud Provider.
Follow their Continuous Integration to Continuous Security and Delivery journey to learn how they:
- Achieve 26x faster release cycles and 100% developer adoption
- Enable collaboration for multiple teams across continents and timezones
- Simplified their source code repository administration
- Implemented world-class integrations and flexible API-enabled, seamless workflows
API Discovery: Visibility, Usability, and AdvocacyBill Doerrfeld
How do we increase API adoption? One method is by making the web service more discoverable. In this presentation, I outline 3 areas of API marketing; visibility, usability, and advocacy. In it, I outline discovery formats, API definitions, and API directories that can improve the discovery process. Also, I describe best practices for crafting usable APIs, and strategies top evangelists deploy to build effective developer communities. Given at Seattle APIs and IPAs July 20 2017.
Build and Manage Serverless APIs (APIDays Nordic, May 19th 2016)3scale
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXmAemMqyME
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POST/CON 2019 Workshop: Design, Develop, and Mock APIs with PostmanPostman
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The first webinar in the series, hosted on April 1st 2020, introduced you to the API-first, end-to-end process of building and testing APIs using Postman. We did a deep dive into the details, focusing on the following areas:
- Schema
- Collections
- Environments
- Mock Servers
apidays LIVE Australia 2021 - SEEK: Establishing a new API integration platfo...apidays
apidays LIVE Australia 2021 - Accelerating Digital
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SEEK: Establishing a new API integration platform
Jonathan Cleary, Principal Developer at SEEK
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Here is more info about the meetup:
http://www.meetup.com/API-Meetup-Barcelona/events/226165254/
API's for innovative cloud and mobile appsManmohan Gupta
Many industry experts have been talking about how APIs as the best practice to innovate rapidly and keep up with the speed of the customer. In this presentation, we will share the lessons learned from implementing an API strategy from leading innovative companies. We will cover why you need an API platform for building innovative cloud and mobile apps. We will also provide a framework for identifying, designing and operating an API platform.
Gli anni 90 furono dirompenti per i tradizionali modelli di business con la corsa per una presenza sul web, oggi, le interfacce di programmazione (API) rappresentano il nuovo must-have per le aziende nei confronti dei clienti e delle community. Cosa è cambiato? Social Network, Social Commerce, Social Content e gli apostoli Facebook, Twitter, Amazon e eBay, ci guidano alla cultura generazionale del “semplice”: Applicazioni utente intelligenti e mirate veicolate da Apple, Android ed i diversi Store.
I dispositivi mobili sono la nostra nuova appendice e le applicazioni sono la moneta di scambio
Leadership Session: Developing Mobile & Web Apps on AWS (MOB202-L) - AWS re:I...Amazon Web Services
Do you wonder what AWS thinks about mobile development? In this session, learn the very latest about the many AWS services that web and mobile developers can leverage to make cloud-enabled development possible, and hear what might be in store for the future.
CMP319_Easily Coordinate Microservices, Build Serverless Apps, and Automate T...Amazon Web Services
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INTERFACE, by apidays - Aligning teams and strategies behind API investment ...apidays
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Taking your Progressive Web App to the Next Level - AWS Summit Sydney 2018Amazon Web Services
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Build a Serverless Application using GraphQL & AWS AppSyncAmazon Web Services
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Taking your Progressive Web App to the Next Level with GraphQL and AWS AppSyncAmazon Web Services
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Your API description isn't worth the paper it's written onGareth Jones
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Keynote: Announcing API and Microservice Innovations that Drive Business Agil...CA Technologies
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Spring Weblfux. I have given this talk several times but in San Antonio JUG is where I think I have explained better this topic. An introduction to the reactive concepts on how Spring and Project Reactor implement them for Reactive web with Spring Webflux.
JNation: REST APIs to GraphQL with Express and ApolloRoy Derks
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Code examples:
- https://codesandbox.io/s/mfu9e
- https://codesandbox.io/s/graphqlrestexpressapolloserver-uydq6
apidays LIVE London 2021 - Getting started with Event-Driven APIs by Hugo Gue...apidays
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Hugo Guerrero, APIs & Messaging Developer Advocate at Red Hat
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If you still running servers for website backend, come and see how you can remove server operations from your tasks list and focus on developing the best code and product.In this session, we will take a common website architecture and show how can we use AWS Lambda, AWS AppSync and other Services to build smarter and better systems.
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Graph API Strategies: CQRS for the sustainable API economy
1. Graph API strategies
CQRS for the sustainable API Economy
API Days Paris January 2018 #APIDaysParis
Gareth Jones
Principal API Architect
@garethj_msft
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Good afternoon, Bonne Après-midi, my name is Gareth Jones, and I’ve been with Microsoft for twenty years now, working on APIs for about the last 5 or six.
I spent a couple of years as an architect for the Microsoft Graph in the core team, and more recently in our Education team focusing on building a platform on the Graph for app-builders targeting the classroom.
I’d like to take this brief twenty minutes or so to pitch an architectural style I believe can help us sustain the momentum of the API economy.
So let me start with a question to you? What do you consider were they key drivers of the first wave of the API Economy?
Anyone?
IN my view, the key driver was SELF-SERVICE.
Integrations between systems were suddenly cost-effective because they didn't require a complex business relationship and a large systems integration project. Instead they were largely self-service due to published APIs - internal or external.
This generated wonderful moments of business value to cost ratio.
But this only gets the initial version of a project delivered.
What happens when requirements change and more is needed from APIs we’ve consumed?
Suddenly we are thrown back into the world of needing that deeper business relationship, as we need to ask our API supplier for additions.
We’re back into an old-school project style and the velocity that characterized the API economy is at risk.
In my the thing that will power a second wave of the API economy and keep our momentum going is if we can do for change what we did for project initiation.
You need to make change ITSELF self-service.
Where does most change come from today?
It's either adding new pieces - a new value here or a new resource there. Any decent versioning policy can handle that. And that often tends to be driven from the provider side.
Or it's reshaping requests and remixing the resources required.
We see this mostly in the explosion of mobile apps.
Most people building mobile apps are super-sensitive to the number of round trips to create the experience. Whether because of performance, or network reliability, getting things down to the holy grail of a single round trip to your service is always the goal.
Fundamentally, graph-shaped APIs ENABLE data-shaping in one round trip by PREDEFINING RELATONSHIPS between resources.
This example happens to be a part of the relationship set for the Microsoft Education Graph API that I work on.
Many REST proponents worry that from an evolvability perspective, predefined relationships are constraining, but core relationships really don’t change. People have jobs and parents and contact lists and teachers. These things don’t radically change. Of course it depends on your domain.
But those relationships really enable self-service queries well beyond the scenarios you originally envisioned when designing your API.
When I say Graph APIs, many of you might be thinking only about GraphQL, as tis had so much buzz lately, but don’t fall into that trap.
There are at least three viable Graph API implementation techs with realistic stacks behind them, and indeed OData and JSONAPI are already hybrid REST/Graph approaches, so in many ways, GraphQL is the least sophisticated, despite its popularity.
But why does this matter? Given my claim that supporting self-service change is critical, why does REST matter?
Shouldn’t being able to work purely with the Graph be sufficient?
Graphs are really great for querying. You can see what customers use cases are over time and optimize with the right level of prequerying and caching.
You can throttle where your system would find a query hard to serve.
BUT, and it is a big BUT – updates are simply trickier to deal with.
When we allow updating via a Graph, we create an impression that the Graph surface is a resource instead of a spanning query.
In most real-world systems, interesting graph queries span multiple back-end systems.
User tables mixed with transactions.
Document stores mixed with comment stores or link stores.
Updates across those stores are unlikely to behave atomically.
Behavior for partial success is difficult to define if the client is not involved in the logic.
Usually REST just works better.
Hang on, we’ve seen this architecture before.
A few years ago, CQRS-based architectures were all the rage.
Essentially it’s a codification of extreme separation of responsibilities.
Using a different pipeline for read than for updates and highly optimizing both.
So here’s my call to action:
Don’t be afraid of Graph APIs. Use them to give your customers flexibility and enable self-service change.
If you don’t need that, probably they won’t help you.
But if you do, don’t feel like they will constrain your ability to evolve your API.