Secure and Optimize APIs using Azure API ManagementBizTalk360
In this presentation, Microsoft MVP & BizTalk360 Senior Software Engineer Sunny Sharma gives a deep look into Securing & Optimizing APIs using Azure API Management.
Quick introduction to APIs: what they are and why they are important. Talk given in February 2014 at Girl Geek Meetup.
http://camillebaldock.co.uk/introduction-to-apis/
Website: http://camillebaldock.co.uk
Twitter: @camille_
This document discusses using Azure App Service to build a mobile app and website with an API backend. It describes the different types of apps that can be created in App Service, including Web Apps, Mobile Apps, API Apps and Logic Apps. It then provides steps to create an Azure API App using Visual Studio 2015 and publish it to App Service to easily build and consume cloud APIs.
Azure API Management - Global Azure Bootcamp 2019Sam Fernando
This document summarizes a presentation about Azure API Management. It discusses why API management is important, as every app requires APIs for integration. It then outlines the key features of Azure API Management, including defining APIs and products, authentication, documentation, usage tracking, policies for security, and a developer portal. Example use cases are also provided, such as for microservices gateways and proxies for Azure Functions and Logic Apps.
If your service provides an API, it's essential to have a system for managing and securing it. API gateways are designed for that purpose. Using a real-world example, we'll dive into romanapi.com: a serverless microservice deployed on Amazon API Gateway + AWS Lambda. Learn all about the Amazon API Gateway, including current features, possible use cases, and how it compares to the alternatives.
_Search? en toute simplicité : Elastic + App SearchElasticsearch
https://www.elastic.co/elasticon/tour/2019/paris/search-made-simple-elastic-app-search
Découvrez Elastic App Search, la solution la plus simple et la plus rapide pour ajouter une fonction de recherche à votre application interne ou externe. Apprenez comment déployer rapidement une fonction de recherche efficace et adaptée, dans votre application.
Transition from SOA to APIs for the App Economy - Bending the SpoonApigee | Google Cloud
Does your business need to deploy functionality to mobile devices? To multiple channels simultaneously? At a faster pace than ever before? You have a solid SOA but it's just not flexible enough to fulfill the requirements of today's projects. You need a path to evolve your SOA.
Join Brian Pagano and David Andrzejek to discuss the imperative for APIs. Walk away an approach to extend SOA with APIs to meet the demands of business in the growing app economy.
We'll Cover:
- Complex, stateful transactions and other things SOA is good at
- Agility, scalability, transformations, and other things APIs are good at
- Expose functionality not services & use APIs to be relevant and successful in the app economy
In this session, Vishnu Balachandran talks about API Apps and how you can use API Apps in Azure. Vishnu introduces the concept of Azure first and then shows a demo of how you can use API Apps in Azure.
Secure and Optimize APIs using Azure API ManagementBizTalk360
In this presentation, Microsoft MVP & BizTalk360 Senior Software Engineer Sunny Sharma gives a deep look into Securing & Optimizing APIs using Azure API Management.
Quick introduction to APIs: what they are and why they are important. Talk given in February 2014 at Girl Geek Meetup.
http://camillebaldock.co.uk/introduction-to-apis/
Website: http://camillebaldock.co.uk
Twitter: @camille_
This document discusses using Azure App Service to build a mobile app and website with an API backend. It describes the different types of apps that can be created in App Service, including Web Apps, Mobile Apps, API Apps and Logic Apps. It then provides steps to create an Azure API App using Visual Studio 2015 and publish it to App Service to easily build and consume cloud APIs.
Azure API Management - Global Azure Bootcamp 2019Sam Fernando
This document summarizes a presentation about Azure API Management. It discusses why API management is important, as every app requires APIs for integration. It then outlines the key features of Azure API Management, including defining APIs and products, authentication, documentation, usage tracking, policies for security, and a developer portal. Example use cases are also provided, such as for microservices gateways and proxies for Azure Functions and Logic Apps.
If your service provides an API, it's essential to have a system for managing and securing it. API gateways are designed for that purpose. Using a real-world example, we'll dive into romanapi.com: a serverless microservice deployed on Amazon API Gateway + AWS Lambda. Learn all about the Amazon API Gateway, including current features, possible use cases, and how it compares to the alternatives.
_Search? en toute simplicité : Elastic + App SearchElasticsearch
https://www.elastic.co/elasticon/tour/2019/paris/search-made-simple-elastic-app-search
Découvrez Elastic App Search, la solution la plus simple et la plus rapide pour ajouter une fonction de recherche à votre application interne ou externe. Apprenez comment déployer rapidement une fonction de recherche efficace et adaptée, dans votre application.
Transition from SOA to APIs for the App Economy - Bending the SpoonApigee | Google Cloud
Does your business need to deploy functionality to mobile devices? To multiple channels simultaneously? At a faster pace than ever before? You have a solid SOA but it's just not flexible enough to fulfill the requirements of today's projects. You need a path to evolve your SOA.
Join Brian Pagano and David Andrzejek to discuss the imperative for APIs. Walk away an approach to extend SOA with APIs to meet the demands of business in the growing app economy.
We'll Cover:
- Complex, stateful transactions and other things SOA is good at
- Agility, scalability, transformations, and other things APIs are good at
- Expose functionality not services & use APIs to be relevant and successful in the app economy
In this session, Vishnu Balachandran talks about API Apps and how you can use API Apps in Azure. Vishnu introduces the concept of Azure first and then shows a demo of how you can use API Apps in Azure.
SOA in the API World - Facades, Transactions, Stateless Services Apigee | Google Cloud
This document discusses best practices for designing APIs based on service-oriented architecture (SOA) principles. It recommends using a facade to expose internal services through a single RESTful API. Services should be stateless and avoid holding session data to improve scalability. Internal APIs should be designed with the same focus on usability and consumability as external APIs, even if not publicly exposed, to allow for future changes. SOA concepts like service registries are not required for APIs but breaking problems into reusable components and services is still valuable.
Slides from DevNexus in Atlanta GA showing Cognitive Services. Minus demos unfortunately! Best place to check all this out is https://www.microsoft.com/cognitive-services/
Some of the discipline and principles the "Paypal as a Service" is using to create a REST API driven platform across all of Paypal engineering.
As presented at @APIWorld 2014 in San Francisco 9/17
An overview of the Paypal PPaaS (Paypal as a Service) program. API portfolio management, goal-oriented design, design-first methodology, mocking. Decentralization of function through education and internal evangelism
An overview of the Paypal PPaaS (Paypal as a Service) program. API portfolio management, goal-oriented design, design-first methodology, mocking. Decentralization of function through education and internal evangelism
This document summarizes episode 2 of the API Facade webinar series, which discusses common patterns when implementing an API facade. The episode covers errors, stubs, URLs, versioning, data formats, and integrating internal and external systems. It also includes a question and answer section where attendees ask questions about these topics.
We Will Discuss »
- Organizational and technical challenges of turning big data into valuable business insights
- Should you collect as much data as you can and worry about analyzing it later?
- Recommendations for enterprises to navigate the guardians and pitfalls of the data landscape
This document classifies and describes different types of APIs. It discusses web service APIs like REST and SOAP, library-based APIs that interface with programming languages like JavaScript, class-based APIs for platforms like Java and Android, OS APIs that allow access to system functions and hardware, and object remoting APIs like CORBA. Examples are provided for many API types. The document is intended to provide an overview of the various ways that software applications can communicate through defined programming interfaces.
The document discusses Lifecycle Manager and its Lifecycle API. Lifecycle Manager is a platform that allows companies to manage the lifecycle of APIs and SOA assets from design through retirement. It includes features like process automation, analytics, and developer engagement tools. The Lifecycle API provides flexibility to integrate Lifecycle Manager into external systems and tools to manage API development and deployment workflows. An example is given of using the API to automate continuous integration and deployment of builds to operational platforms.
Introduction to API development, the advantages and the challenges of this model. Delivered as a part of the ASPgems' innovation upgrade talks at Sanitas
Main focus of the talk is to communicate some key concepts of designing/implementing APIs based on an enterprise grade API Standards and Guidelines. We will try to handcraft few API recipes(i.e. implementation design) with real-life examples mixed with a live coding session. While working on each recipe, we will delve into the rationale behind design decisions and best practices. We believe that these concepts will help a developer build a comprehensive API solution from scratch.
What is the need of API Development solutions? Chetu
Technology requires evolution met by change and innovation. Expedited distribution, driven by quick turnovers and new ideas are the major reasons behind API development solutions.
This document discusses API design fundamentals including REST constraints, developer experience, scalability, sustainability, and consistency. It reviews REST constraints like statelessness and uniform interfaces. It emphasizes designing for developer experience by making APIs easy to use and well documented. Other topics covered include resource modeling, collections, filtering, versioning, and using hypermedia to link related resources.
WSO2Con Asia 2014 - Building the API-Centric EnterpriseWSO2
WSO2 helps businesses become API-centric by providing tools and infrastructure to support the entire API lifecycle from creation to management to hosting. The platform supports developing RESTful and SOAP APIs and hosting them scalably. It also offers an API management solution, tools for creating and testing APIs, and capabilities for collecting data from user interactions and performing analytics. WSO2 aims to make user interactions with apps and APIs as smooth as possible through features like single sign-on, app marketplaces, and support for hybrid cloud deployments.
The document discusses API security fundamentals and how to effectively secure APIs. It notes that many past API breaches were due to a lack of authentication on APIs, no rate limiting of requests, and other basic security issues. It emphasizes that every system with a URI has an API and outlines steps like applying authentication, authorization, rate limiting, validating requests to prevent attacks. The document argues that APIs with well-defined contracts that specify URIs, input/output formats and authentication models are easier to securely implement and test compared to more complex, dynamic APIs.
Sachin Agarwal, SOA Software VP of Product Marketing, explains the frenzy around the mass development and adoption of APIs. In this presentation, he describes the business and technology implications of developing an API stratgy.
Developer Support Models: Calibrating Service Level to CommitmentNordic APIs
This document discusses different developer support models for public safety technology platforms. It presents a cost vs commitment matrix that outlines the types of support and enablement provided at each level from self-service to premium support. The matrix shows that higher touch premium support costs more but provides more resources like direct access to engineers. The document also notes how the chosen support model can impact a program's strategy by exploring tradeoffs between broad ecosystem support vs more limited sophisticated partnerships. It provides best practices examples from IBM and Cisco developer programs.
Running Web & Mobile App on Azure App ServicePuja Pramudya
Azure App Service allows developers to build and host web and mobile applications in the cloud, providing a fully managed environment for deploying applications at scale. It offers an integrated platform for developing apps using common languages like .NET, Node.js, PHP, Python and Java, and includes features for continuous integration/deployment, auto-scaling, and running background tasks and jobs. The cloud-based platform addresses issues like quickly setting up environments, scaling to meet demand, and increasing productivity.
The document provides an overview of API design. It discusses key concepts like the API hierarchy of needs which is inspired by Maslow's hierarchy of needs. It outlines different architectural styles for APIs including tunneling, URI, hypermedia, and event-driven. It also discusses architectural layers for APIs including security, caching, representation, and orchestration layers. Additionally, it introduces the USE paradigm for API design which emphasizes usability, scalability, and evolvability as important qualities for APIs. The document provides guidance on how to design APIs with these qualities in mind.
API Introduction - API Management Workshop Munich from Ronnie MitraCA API Management
This document summarizes an API workshop presentation focused on key topics in API design including API styles, usability, security, and architecture. The presentation discusses common API styles like tunnel, URI, hypermedia, and event-driven and how to choose a style based on constraints and goals. It emphasizes the importance of usability and a developer-centric design approach. The presentation also covers securing APIs using standards like OAuth and TLS and designing layered API architectures with elements like representation, caching, and orchestration layers. It compares API management to traditional SOA governance approaches.
SOA in the API World - Facades, Transactions, Stateless Services Apigee | Google Cloud
This document discusses best practices for designing APIs based on service-oriented architecture (SOA) principles. It recommends using a facade to expose internal services through a single RESTful API. Services should be stateless and avoid holding session data to improve scalability. Internal APIs should be designed with the same focus on usability and consumability as external APIs, even if not publicly exposed, to allow for future changes. SOA concepts like service registries are not required for APIs but breaking problems into reusable components and services is still valuable.
Slides from DevNexus in Atlanta GA showing Cognitive Services. Minus demos unfortunately! Best place to check all this out is https://www.microsoft.com/cognitive-services/
Some of the discipline and principles the "Paypal as a Service" is using to create a REST API driven platform across all of Paypal engineering.
As presented at @APIWorld 2014 in San Francisco 9/17
An overview of the Paypal PPaaS (Paypal as a Service) program. API portfolio management, goal-oriented design, design-first methodology, mocking. Decentralization of function through education and internal evangelism
An overview of the Paypal PPaaS (Paypal as a Service) program. API portfolio management, goal-oriented design, design-first methodology, mocking. Decentralization of function through education and internal evangelism
This document summarizes episode 2 of the API Facade webinar series, which discusses common patterns when implementing an API facade. The episode covers errors, stubs, URLs, versioning, data formats, and integrating internal and external systems. It also includes a question and answer section where attendees ask questions about these topics.
We Will Discuss »
- Organizational and technical challenges of turning big data into valuable business insights
- Should you collect as much data as you can and worry about analyzing it later?
- Recommendations for enterprises to navigate the guardians and pitfalls of the data landscape
This document classifies and describes different types of APIs. It discusses web service APIs like REST and SOAP, library-based APIs that interface with programming languages like JavaScript, class-based APIs for platforms like Java and Android, OS APIs that allow access to system functions and hardware, and object remoting APIs like CORBA. Examples are provided for many API types. The document is intended to provide an overview of the various ways that software applications can communicate through defined programming interfaces.
The document discusses Lifecycle Manager and its Lifecycle API. Lifecycle Manager is a platform that allows companies to manage the lifecycle of APIs and SOA assets from design through retirement. It includes features like process automation, analytics, and developer engagement tools. The Lifecycle API provides flexibility to integrate Lifecycle Manager into external systems and tools to manage API development and deployment workflows. An example is given of using the API to automate continuous integration and deployment of builds to operational platforms.
Introduction to API development, the advantages and the challenges of this model. Delivered as a part of the ASPgems' innovation upgrade talks at Sanitas
Main focus of the talk is to communicate some key concepts of designing/implementing APIs based on an enterprise grade API Standards and Guidelines. We will try to handcraft few API recipes(i.e. implementation design) with real-life examples mixed with a live coding session. While working on each recipe, we will delve into the rationale behind design decisions and best practices. We believe that these concepts will help a developer build a comprehensive API solution from scratch.
What is the need of API Development solutions? Chetu
Technology requires evolution met by change and innovation. Expedited distribution, driven by quick turnovers and new ideas are the major reasons behind API development solutions.
This document discusses API design fundamentals including REST constraints, developer experience, scalability, sustainability, and consistency. It reviews REST constraints like statelessness and uniform interfaces. It emphasizes designing for developer experience by making APIs easy to use and well documented. Other topics covered include resource modeling, collections, filtering, versioning, and using hypermedia to link related resources.
WSO2Con Asia 2014 - Building the API-Centric EnterpriseWSO2
WSO2 helps businesses become API-centric by providing tools and infrastructure to support the entire API lifecycle from creation to management to hosting. The platform supports developing RESTful and SOAP APIs and hosting them scalably. It also offers an API management solution, tools for creating and testing APIs, and capabilities for collecting data from user interactions and performing analytics. WSO2 aims to make user interactions with apps and APIs as smooth as possible through features like single sign-on, app marketplaces, and support for hybrid cloud deployments.
The document discusses API security fundamentals and how to effectively secure APIs. It notes that many past API breaches were due to a lack of authentication on APIs, no rate limiting of requests, and other basic security issues. It emphasizes that every system with a URI has an API and outlines steps like applying authentication, authorization, rate limiting, validating requests to prevent attacks. The document argues that APIs with well-defined contracts that specify URIs, input/output formats and authentication models are easier to securely implement and test compared to more complex, dynamic APIs.
Sachin Agarwal, SOA Software VP of Product Marketing, explains the frenzy around the mass development and adoption of APIs. In this presentation, he describes the business and technology implications of developing an API stratgy.
Developer Support Models: Calibrating Service Level to CommitmentNordic APIs
This document discusses different developer support models for public safety technology platforms. It presents a cost vs commitment matrix that outlines the types of support and enablement provided at each level from self-service to premium support. The matrix shows that higher touch premium support costs more but provides more resources like direct access to engineers. The document also notes how the chosen support model can impact a program's strategy by exploring tradeoffs between broad ecosystem support vs more limited sophisticated partnerships. It provides best practices examples from IBM and Cisco developer programs.
Running Web & Mobile App on Azure App ServicePuja Pramudya
Azure App Service allows developers to build and host web and mobile applications in the cloud, providing a fully managed environment for deploying applications at scale. It offers an integrated platform for developing apps using common languages like .NET, Node.js, PHP, Python and Java, and includes features for continuous integration/deployment, auto-scaling, and running background tasks and jobs. The cloud-based platform addresses issues like quickly setting up environments, scaling to meet demand, and increasing productivity.
The document provides an overview of API design. It discusses key concepts like the API hierarchy of needs which is inspired by Maslow's hierarchy of needs. It outlines different architectural styles for APIs including tunneling, URI, hypermedia, and event-driven. It also discusses architectural layers for APIs including security, caching, representation, and orchestration layers. Additionally, it introduces the USE paradigm for API design which emphasizes usability, scalability, and evolvability as important qualities for APIs. The document provides guidance on how to design APIs with these qualities in mind.
API Introduction - API Management Workshop Munich from Ronnie MitraCA API Management
This document summarizes an API workshop presentation focused on key topics in API design including API styles, usability, security, and architecture. The presentation discusses common API styles like tunnel, URI, hypermedia, and event-driven and how to choose a style based on constraints and goals. It emphasizes the importance of usability and a developer-centric design approach. The presentation also covers securing APIs using standards like OAuth and TLS and designing layered API architectures with elements like representation, caching, and orchestration layers. It compares API management to traditional SOA governance approaches.
Applying a Developer-Centric Approach to API Design from API Architect Ronnie...CA API Management
Designing an API from scratch can be a daunting task, but focusing on developer experience (DX) can act as a guiding light for API designers. In this session, we will explore the topic of interaction design and how it is changing the way we design web APIs today.
The document discusses best practices for API design and implementation. It emphasizes starting with user-centered design principles like defining goals, identifying users, and designing interfaces with empathy. It recommends iterating the design early through sketching, prototyping and testing assumptions with users. For implementation, it suggests focusing on architectural qualities like availability, security and performance as well as maintainability, testability and integrability. The key takeaways are to define organizational value, prioritize positive user experiences, and produce effective implementations through an iterative and holistic design process.
This document discusses the key differences between APIs and websites. While APIs and websites are both online services, APIs are designed to be used by programs rather than humans. As a result, APIs require different design considerations around audiences, longevity, analytics, security, integration, and testability compared to websites. The document emphasizes that while APIs and websites can complement each other, APIs need to remain stable over long periods of time to avoid breaking integrated applications.
The document discusses microservices and API management. It defines microservices as small, independent processes communicating via APIs to compose complex applications. Benefits include improved modularity, scalability, and fault isolation. API management provides tools to publish, secure, monitor, and analyze APIs. It allows enterprises to expose APIs internally or externally in a controlled manner. The document outlines considerations around microservices and features of API management systems.
API Development – Complete Guide to Developing Robust APIsCerebrum Infotech
API development is the act of creating various software elements that enable apps to communicate with one another, share information, and improve connectivity within your company.Take a look at our blog for more information.
Webinar: How API Lifecycle Management can help to Accelerate GrowthAPPSeCONNECT
In modern day world, #data and insights are the key players of any business growth. #API led application development and SOA have been preferred solutions over time.
To educate people and share knowledge about the widely used ways of data connectivity, APPSeCONNECT had organized a #webinar titled "How API Lifecycle Management can help to Accelerate Growth". The key points covered in the Webinar were:
1. What is an API and why it is used ?
2. Benefits of public Web APIs and Service Oriented Architecture
3. Leveraging API as a Product
4. Introduction to APPSeCONNECT API platform.
5. Creating a REST API for your SQL database
6. Securing your Data for API.
Integrate your line of business applications today: https://www.appseconnect.com/integrations/
IBM API Management provides a fully on-premise, multi-tenant solution for API providers to fully manage and control APIs. It allows users to easily create, assemble, secure, publish, monitor, and manage APIs. The solution addresses the needs of multiple stakeholders, including API developers, application developers, API product managers, and operations leads.
Apigee Edge is an API management platform that helps businesses achieve digital acceleration at scale. It provides capabilities for API management, development services, analytics services, backend as a service (BaaS), and security. Apigee Edge has over 30 out-of-the-box policies that can be configured and attached at different points to manage API interactions, optimize performance, and secure APIs. It also allows for scripting and node.js extensions. The platform offers self-service developer onboarding tools, branded developer portals, and analytics for visibility into top APIs, developers, apps, and products.
OracleDeveloperMeetup - London 19-12-17Phil Wilkins
This document provides biographical information on Phil Wilkins and Luis Weir, who work as technical architects at Capgemini specializing in integration and platform as a service (PaaS). Some key details include:
- Phil Wilkins has over 9 years of experience working with Oracle technology and has co-authored books on Oracle Integration Cloud and API Platform.
- Luis Weir is an Oracle Ace Director and has received several awards for his contributions to Oracle PaaS communities. He is also the author of books on topics like Oracle API Management and Case Management Solutions.
- Both present regularly at industry events and contribute to the development of technical books and articles. They are also involved in beta programs for
1) APIs allow businesses to access new opportunities by connecting internal and external systems and enabling new partnerships and business models.
2) IBM API Management provides tools for businesses to easily assemble, secure, publish, and manage their APIs across multiple environments and stakeholders.
3) Key features include a developer portal, API management console, and API gateway to control access and traffic while providing analytics.
Considerations For an API Strategy - Ronnie MItra API Architect Layer 7 Londo...CA API Management
API Management is becoming increasingly important as more and more organisations need to expose their data and application functionality to internal and external developers. Exposing APIs empowers these organisations to engage customers in innovative new ways, create new revenue opportunities and transform their businesses into platforms. But how do you ensure your APIs are exposed securely? How do you create, maintain and update different versions of your APIs? How do you throttle usage, meter requests and monitor API health?
Sign up for our beta today! http://datadipity.com/register
Datadipity reduces time to launch by promoting the “Virtualized API stack” with a set of APIs in place, there is no need to architect complex distributed systems. 3rd party APIs are leveraged so that the architecture can be reduced to one code base. This reduces development time. Usability is much easier to maintain during beta release and user acceptance changes are easier to apply.
APIs and API-first strategies are quickly becoming important for software product companies. These slides are from a lightning talk discussing why developer experience should be your #1 concern when launching a web API, and how everyone on your team can contribute to the process through the practice of API modeling.
Pain Points In API Development? They’re EverywhereNordic APIs
There’s an inherent tension for organizations doing API development: how to keep both your API developers as well as your infrastructure happy, at the same time. Decoupling front-end and back-end development allows parallel development, and helps keep your front-end, middle-end, and back-end efforts working asynchronously. This speeds progress, but requires far more – and far better – collaboration to be successful. Even an independent developer working with APIs requires good collaboration tools.
In this talk, Abhinav Asthana will provide tips on how to improve in API development using collaboration tools like executable API descriptions, API mock servers, and documentation. He will include specific examples of how companies (such as VMware, Coursera, and AMC Theatres) have used collaboration to attain more agile development, to onboard developers, and to ensure input from all participants/stakeholders.
João Emilio Santos Bento da Silva - Estratégia de APIsDevCamp Campinas
This document discusses WSO2's API management, integration, identity and access management, and analytics products. It highlights key capabilities including creating an API ecosystem, leveraging legacy systems, gaining agility, improving user experience, and protecting brands. The document also discusses how an increasing demand from customers to decompose applications into microservices is driving more endpoints and the need for every developer to become an integrator. It provides an overview of how WSO2's methodology supports agile development and the importance of APIs.
APIs used to be a technical implementation detail reserved for developers and architects. In the Web age, APIs make more business sense than ever before. This presentation gives a ring side view of How to Craft Business Strategy around APIs.
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Beyond REST: Multi-form API Management expands the API Economy to GraphQL, Kafka, and other novel protocols and patterns
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Everything you always wanted to know about API Management (but were afraid to...Massimo Bonanni
Azure API Management is an Azure service that allows developers to implement a consistent and secure access layer to their APIs. It provides features like throttling to prevent DOS attacks, JWT token validation for security, and a developer portal for API documentation and testing. The key components of API Management include the API gateway, publisher portal, developer portal, and policies for pre/post processing requests. Products are used to surface APIs to developers through subscriptions.
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Extend your legacy SOA/ESB infrastructure to Mobile & IoT
This webinar recording provides a use-case driven discussion around appropriate use of existing middleware infrastructure as well as its shortcomings. It dives deep into how APIs can not only complement an ESB or SOA infrastructure but also fill existing gaps.
Watch this webinar recording to learn about:
- Strengths and weaknesses of your existing ESB/SOA infrastructure
- Architecture strategy: extend and add value to legacy middleware with APIs
- Integration / API use cases in Retail, Manufacturing and Telecom
- The API360 approach to digital strategy
The document discusses a presentation about mastering digital channels through APIs. It begins with an agenda that covers the digital world of CMOs/CDOs, companies that are doing it well using APIs, what to do next, and Q&A. It then provides details on the evolution of the digital world from the first generation web to today's SMAC stack challenges. It also discusses how Amazon has mastered digital channels through vision, focus on data and APIs, agility, and persistence in broadening their offerings.
Examining today's biggest API breaches to mitigate API security vulnerabilities
Data breaches have become the top news story. And APIs are quickly becoming the hacker's new favorite attack vector. They offer a direct path to critical information and business services that can be easily stolen or disrupted. And your private APIs can be exploited just as easily as a public API. So what measures can you take to strengthen your security position?
This webinar explores recent API data breaches, the top API security vulnerabilities that are most impactful to today's enterprise and the protective measures that need to be taken to mitigate API and business exposure.
You Will Learn
-Recent breaches in the news involving APIs
-Top attacks that compromise your business
-Mitigating steps to protect your business from attacks and unauthorized access
-API Management solutions that both enable and protect your business
Learn about API Security at http://www.ca.com/api
API Design Methodology - Mike Amundsen, Director of API Architecture, API Aca...CA API Management
At some point, we all need to design and implement APIs for the Web. What makes Web APIs different than typical component APIs? How can you leverage the power of the Internet when creating your Web API? What characteristics to many "great" Web APIs share? Is there a consistent process you can use to make sure you design a Web API that best fits your needs both now and in the future?
In this session Mike Amundsen describes a clear methodology for designing Web APIs (based on the book "RESTful Web APIs" by Richardson and Amundsen) that allows you to map key aspects of your business into a usable, scalable, and flexible interface that will reach your goals while creating a compelling API for both server and client developers. Whether you are looking to implement a private, partner, or public API, these principles will help you focus on the right metrics and design goals to create a successful API.
Liberating the API Economy with Scale-Free Networks - Mike Amundsen, Director...CA API Management
The document discusses scale-free networks and their application to APIs and the API economy. It notes that while many networks follow a power law distribution, centralized hubs create vulnerabilities. It suggests that API providers adopt a node-based model rather than a centralized hub model to avoid these vulnerabilities and empower users. Both providers and consumers are advised to explore node-based and client-based aggregator models.
API360 – A How-To Guide for Enterprise APIs - Learn how to position your ente...CA API Management
APIs are everywhere: powering mobile apps, enabling cloud computing, connecting people through social networks and helping to create the Internet of Things. Organizations of every kind are evaluating how they can leverage APIs and replicate the success of companies like Amazon, Google and Salesforce.
Join this webinar to learn about the #API360 model for enterprise API success. This model covers the full spectrum of considerations for companies looking to succeed with APIs for the long haul. You will also hear more about the upcoming #API360 Summit that will take place in Dallas on February 26.
You Will Learn
• How leading Web companies have used APIs to boost revenues and market share
• How to create an enterprise API strategy that will yield real business results
• How to institutionalize best practices that will allow your APIs to evolve and grow
This document discusses opportunities for companies to monetize their application programming interfaces (APIs) and data. It outlines how exposing data through APIs can extend a company's brand and reach while also generating revenue. The document recommends practices for unlocking the value of enterprise data, such as by creating targeted products and services. It also provides tips on best practices for monetizing data APIs, including modeling revenue and simplifying API discovery for developers.
Revisiting Geddes' Outlook Tower - Mike Amundsen, Director of API Architectur...CA API Management
The Information Age, 100 years on
The rise of the computer and the digital revolution is responsible for an explosion of devices, data, and connectedness. These are all enabling what is called the dawning of the Information Age. And software designers, developers, and architects all share an important responsibility for shaping and guiding the world’s progress through this axial age into the future.
However, more than 100 years ago, the work of organizing the world’s information into a single all-encompassing taxonomy had already begun. Partially influenced by the positivist doctrine of Auguste Comte, leading thinkers of the early 20th century such as the librarian Paul Otlet in Belgium, museum curator Patrick Geddes in Scotland, and educator Melvil Dewey in the US were each working to design universal classification systems that would encompass and coordinate the explosion of information appearing in libraries, museums, newspapers, magazines, and eventually even radio, movies, and television.
What did we learn in the last century? What have we forgotten? How does their work affect our current trajectory in transforming the work of software and systems design and development? What can we take from Dewey, Otlet, and Geddes with us in to the next 100 years of the Information Age.
Managing Identity by Giving Up Control - Scott Morrison, SVP & Distinguished ...CA API Management
Identity on the Internet is changing. Social networking has kicked off a massive change in how we integrate identity across applications. This is much more than a simple redesign of security tokens and protocols; instead it is a radical redistribution of power and control over entitlements, shifting it away from the centralized control of a cabal of directory engineers and out to the users themselves.
There are compelling reasons for this shift: it enables scaling of identity administration, and it promotes rapid and agile integration of applications. These are goals shared by the enterprise, but this change has significant implications on infrastructure, people and process. Join us to learn how you can bring modern identity management into the enterprise.
Moving beyond conventional single sign-on to seamless cross-device access with APIs
People are carrying more devices every day – with the average being 2.9 per person. Meanwhile, multitasking has gone into overdrive, as users quickly move from laptop to phone to tablet, expecting a seamless experience when accessing their favorite apps. And this expectation is not just limited to leisure and personal use – it extends to business applications.
Security has broken this seamless workflow and inhibited the mobile “stickiness” businesses are striving to achieve. This webinar with Scott Morrison and Leif Bildoy of CA Technologies will demonstrate how the right combination of identity functionality and secure APIs can help your organization to overcome these challenges and enable the multi-device universe.
You Will Learn
• What challenges must be overcome when supporting multiple mobile app types
• How SSO is evolving past mobile app access to device access
• Why the right implementation of identity and APIs will create consumer stickiness
• How the Internet of Things (IoT) is creating new business opportunities
Adapting to Digital Change: Use APIs to Delight Customers & WinCA API Management
This document discusses how financial institutions can use APIs to improve the customer experience, drive innovation, and generate new revenue opportunities. It provides examples of how APIs have helped organizations like a utility company improve payment processing, a retail bank ensure system availability for trading, and a healthcare provider enhance field work efficiency. The document advocates that API management platforms can help organizations securely expose APIs, accelerate app development, integrate systems, and monitor API usage to support monetization strategies. Overall, the document argues that APIs allow financial firms to enhance customer loyalty, expand into new business areas, and maintain operational resilience in the digital economy.
Balancing Security & Developer Enablement in Enterprise Mobility - Jaime Ryan...CA API Management
Today’s enterprise mobility solutions emphasize heavy-handed IT governance of devices and applications that impose a burden on developers and/or users. However, managing data and applications using high performance mobile-optimized infrastructure can enable secure, scalable apps while minimizing the effort required by developers and allowing them to focus on their strengths. Come learn how to facilitate the best of both worlds – multi-layer mobile security using modern standards and a fantastic user experience.
This document discusses 5 steps for achieving end-to-end security for consumer mobile apps. It outlines identifying the risk level of apps, understanding where mobile device management and mobile application management fit, securing APIs, implementing secure app development practices, and using authentication, authorization, and access control to balance security and user experience. The document is presented by CA Technologies and promotes their mobile security products and solutions.
Best Practices You Must Apply to Secure Your APIs - Scott Morrison, SVP & Dis...CA API Management
The document discusses best practices for securing APIs and identifies three key areas: parameterization, identity, and cryptography. It notes that APIs have a larger attack surface than traditional web apps due to more direct parameterization. It recommends rigorous input and output validation, schema validation, and constraining HTTP methods and URIs. For identity, it advises using real security tokens like OAuth instead of API keys alone. It also stresses the importance of proper cryptography, like using SSL everywhere and following best practices for key management and PKI. The overall message is that APIs require different security practices than traditional web apps.
Drones, Phones & Pwns the Promise & Dangers of IoT APIs: Use APIs to Securely...CA API Management
The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to improve our productivity and day-to-day lives by connecting a vast range of devices – from cell phones, to cars, to domestic appliances and even to drones. APIs represent the key technology that will make it possible to integrate and leverage information from all these “things”.
There are obvious security and privacy concerns associated with using APIs to expose data and functionality from one device to many others. So, how can we make sure hackers cannot exploit the unprecedented connectivity created by IoT? This webinar will explore key IoT use cases and explain how to address the API security requirements for these use cases.
Gartner AADI Summit Sydney 2014 Implementing the Layer 7 API Management Pla...CA API Management
The VIP networking lunch will feature a presentation by Keith Junius, Solution Architect, from Veda on ‘Implementing an API Management Platform’. Attendees will hear about how Veda has modernized their B2B API platform by deploying SOA Gateways. Join Layer 7 at this lunch to learn about:
• Design considerations for API management platforms
• Technical and business challenges faced across the whole system lifecycle
• The soft skills required to achieve a successful outcome
• Lessons learned during and after the project
• Benefits realized by the new platform
Using APIs to Create an Omni-Channel Retail ExperienceCA API Management
Today, tech-savvy consumers are always connected, using their mobile devices to compare prices, read user-generated reviews and pay for products - and many leading e-tailers already connect their customers to this information. The any time, any place connectivity enabled by mobile devices empowers all retailers to offer the kinds of enhanced shopping experiences modern consumers are becoming accustomed to.
To truly satisfy the needs of these well-informed, mobile consumers, retail organizations will need ways to create unified shopping experiences across all channels – from brick-and-mortar stores to the Web to mobile. Increasingly, offering a compelling mobile experience will become the cornerstone upon which these omni-channel shopping experiences are built.
In this webinar, you will learn how APIs can:
• Help deliver a consistent retail experience across multiple channels
• Connect retailers with social data
• Extend legacy systems to mobile apps
• Enable organizations to make real-time use of contextual data and buying patterns
16. Principles of Registration:
1. Communicate the value of registering
2. Make it easy to signup
3. Provide instant feedback
4. Make policies clear
5. Use “lazy registration”
47. Summary
There is gold to be found when looking back
Don’t blindly lift and drop – adapt instead
Always make your design relevant to your developers
48. On The Shoulders of Giants
Learning About API Design by Looking Backwards
Ronnie Mitra
Principal API Architect - EMEA
Layer 7 API Academy
Editor's Notes
In many ways the web API space has become synonymous with a culture of modernity and hipness.
Often times when speaking about APIs to architects who’ve “been around the block” you get a response that there is nothing new in this web API stuff.Maybe you felt that way? I know that in the early days, when I first heard the term I dismissed it as an attempt at rebranding existing technologies.
From SOA We learned that many organizations are NOT greenfield and established patterns for integrating existing tech. outward.We can apply these patterns to the API management space.
From SOA We learned that many organizations are NOT greenfield and established patterns for integrating existing tech. outward.We can apply these patterns to the API management space.
From SOA We learned that many organizations are NOT greenfield and established patterns for integrating existing tech. outward.We can apply these patterns to the API management space.