This document discusses how APIs have become essential due to shifts to mobile, cloud computing, and microservices architectures. It describes how Postman helps organizations develop API-first by strategically planning APIs early in the development process. The Postman API platform provides tools for building, testing, managing, and collaborating on APIs throughout their lifecycle. It has over 500,000 organizations and 10 million users, with plans to continue supporting API-first development.
Anypoint Platform for APIs allows users to build, manage, and share APIs through a single platform. It enables rapid development of new APIs and management of existing APIs. The platform includes components like the API Gateway and API Manager to design interfaces, apply policies, and provide analytics. The API Manager in particular allows users to proxy existing services, enforce policies, collect analytics, and deliver API portals to share APIs.
This document discusses Logic Apps, API Apps, and Mobile Apps in Azure. It describes Logic Apps as a way to visually design automated workflows that are triggered by events and take steps invoking APIs. API Apps make it easier to develop, host, and consume APIs in Azure. Mobile Apps allow building native and cross-platform mobile apps that can connect to enterprise systems, work offline with data sync, and send push notifications. The document provides examples and demos of these services.
MuleSoft's Stripe connector allows developers to integrate their MuleSoft applications with the Stripe API to perform payment-related functions like accepting payments, creating invoices and customers. The document provides steps for setting up a Stripe developer account, configuring the Stripe API key, and using the Stripe connector in a Mule flow to create a customer and coupon in Stripe. Sample Mule flows are demonstrated to showcase how to trigger customer and coupon creation via HTTP requests.
The document discusses MuleSoft's CloudHub platform, including:
1. CloudHub allows integration of SaaS, cloud, and enterprise applications in real-time and is built on Mule, the most widely used integration platform.
2. Advantages of CloudHub include availability, scalability, security, and zero downtime updates.
3. The CloudHub architecture provides deployment of applications from Anypoint Studio to CloudHub sites and management of applications and servers.
The document discusses MuleSoft's Mule platform for connecting software as a service (SaaS) applications. Some key points:
- Mule allows SaaS applications to connect to each other and to on-premises systems through its hybrid architecture.
- It provides unified connectivity across different integration technologies like APIs and SaaS applications, from simple to complex enterprise-grade connections.
- Mule's platform offers low friction development with reusable connectors and developer tools and can run integrations both in the cloud and on-premises.
This document provides an overview and user guide for the Anypoint Platform for APIs. It describes how to create an API in the platform, design the API, build it using RAML and APIkit, set the API URL, proxy the API, deploy it to CloudHub or on-premises, access APIs behind a firewall, manage APIs, create API notebooks, browse APIs in a developer portal, view API analytics, and use the analytics event API. The references section includes links to the Anypoint Platform for APIs documentation.
This document discusses how APIs have become essential due to shifts to mobile, cloud computing, and microservices architectures. It describes how Postman helps organizations develop API-first by strategically planning APIs early in the development process. The Postman API platform provides tools for building, testing, managing, and collaborating on APIs throughout their lifecycle. It has over 500,000 organizations and 10 million users, with plans to continue supporting API-first development.
Anypoint Platform for APIs allows users to build, manage, and share APIs through a single platform. It enables rapid development of new APIs and management of existing APIs. The platform includes components like the API Gateway and API Manager to design interfaces, apply policies, and provide analytics. The API Manager in particular allows users to proxy existing services, enforce policies, collect analytics, and deliver API portals to share APIs.
This document discusses Logic Apps, API Apps, and Mobile Apps in Azure. It describes Logic Apps as a way to visually design automated workflows that are triggered by events and take steps invoking APIs. API Apps make it easier to develop, host, and consume APIs in Azure. Mobile Apps allow building native and cross-platform mobile apps that can connect to enterprise systems, work offline with data sync, and send push notifications. The document provides examples and demos of these services.
MuleSoft's Stripe connector allows developers to integrate their MuleSoft applications with the Stripe API to perform payment-related functions like accepting payments, creating invoices and customers. The document provides steps for setting up a Stripe developer account, configuring the Stripe API key, and using the Stripe connector in a Mule flow to create a customer and coupon in Stripe. Sample Mule flows are demonstrated to showcase how to trigger customer and coupon creation via HTTP requests.
The document discusses MuleSoft's CloudHub platform, including:
1. CloudHub allows integration of SaaS, cloud, and enterprise applications in real-time and is built on Mule, the most widely used integration platform.
2. Advantages of CloudHub include availability, scalability, security, and zero downtime updates.
3. The CloudHub architecture provides deployment of applications from Anypoint Studio to CloudHub sites and management of applications and servers.
The document discusses MuleSoft's Mule platform for connecting software as a service (SaaS) applications. Some key points:
- Mule allows SaaS applications to connect to each other and to on-premises systems through its hybrid architecture.
- It provides unified connectivity across different integration technologies like APIs and SaaS applications, from simple to complex enterprise-grade connections.
- Mule's platform offers low friction development with reusable connectors and developer tools and can run integrations both in the cloud and on-premises.
This document provides an overview and user guide for the Anypoint Platform for APIs. It describes how to create an API in the platform, design the API, build it using RAML and APIkit, set the API URL, proxy the API, deploy it to CloudHub or on-premises, access APIs behind a firewall, manage APIs, create API notebooks, browse APIs in a developer portal, view API analytics, and use the analytics event API. The references section includes links to the Anypoint Platform for APIs documentation.
This document discusses API management and its differences from SOA. It notes that API management uses a "bottom-up" approach of wrapping services with accessible interfaces, shielding consumers from underlying technologies. This delivers on promises of SOA like accelerated development and improved effectiveness. The document provides an analogy comparing an API to an electrical socket, acting as an interface between services and consumers. It outlines benefits of APIs like enabling business agility and facilitating an emerging API economy.
MULE ESB provides an API layer that offers a decoupled interface for interacting with applications in a common, language-agnostic way. Common uses of an API layer include connecting to legacy applications that lack REST APIs or publishing APIs for partners to communicate with systems through a well-defined interface. The Anypoint Platform enables API-led connectivity by helping users build, design, and manage APIs from a single platform to expose enterprise data and applications in a secure and controlled way.
As companies move towards offering SaaS products in the cloud, it becomes increasingly important to ensure these products are secured by default. This is because customers are no longer in control of their data, but data now resides on a third-party cloud provider.
Security is everyone's responsibility. It is now imperative that these cloud products be built with security in mind from the beginning.
In this session, Anshuman Bhartiya will discuss ways to build secure applications in the cloud.
Apica is a performance testing and monitoring company founded in 2005 that has over 500 customers. It offers the Web Excellence Suite which provides full-featured integrated performance testing and monitoring. This includes load testing software, a SaaS monitoring portal, and professional services. Apica's solution supports both on-premise and SaaS deployment with global infrastructure to test and monitor web, mobile, and API performance from over 200 locations.
MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform allows developers to quickly connect applications and data from on-premise or cloud environments. It provides tools like Anypoint Studio for building integrations, Anypoint API Designer for designing REST APIs, Anypoint API Manager for managing APIs, and a library of pre-built connectors. It also includes MUnit for testing Mule applications and integrations. The platform aims to provide the fastest path to connectivity through an intuitive user experience and wide range of integration capabilities.
The document discusses token management using Stormpath in Mule. Stormpath is a hosted API service that allows for easy creation and management of user accounts and authentication. It provides advantages like token-based authentication, single sign-on, user authorization controls, and social login integration. When using Stormpath with Mule, a Mule connector allows for administrative functions. Mule flows can be configured to get and retrieve tokens for authentication.
Anypoint Platform for APIs allows companies to build new APIs, design interfaces for existing APIs, and manage all APIs from a single platform. It provides unified connectivity to unlock enterprise data and expose it securely through APIs to mobile devices, web apps, and connected things. The platform offers the lowest friction for building, composing, and maintaining APIs quickly. It also enables APIs and existing systems to be future proofed through management layers and modular building blocks.
The document discusses API layers in Mule and their uses. An API layer offers a decoupled interface for interacting with applications through a common language-agnostic way. Common uses of API layers include connecting to legacy systems that lack REST APIs and publishing APIs for partners to communicate with systems. The Anypoint Platform helps build, design, and manage APIs to expose enterprise data securely to various devices and apps. It includes an API gateway to connect to backends behind firewalls, an API manager to manage users and traffic, an API contract manager to issue keys and monitor compliance, and an API policy manager to apply security policies without downtime.
The document discusses new features in development including a new workflow engine, remote events, APIs, and apps. It covers app types, hosting options, and where apps can be published including the Office Store, which verifies apps and requires a seller dashboard registration, and app catalogs, which don't require verification but also don't offer licensing. It also mentions demoing the "Mis Compis App" and apps from Napal.
Anypoint Platform is a unified hybrid integration platform built on Mule runtime that offers tools to design, build, and manage APIs, applications, and products. It solves challenging connectivity problems across SOA, SaaS, and APIs through API-led connectivity. Key components include Mule runtime, Design Center, Management Center, Anypoint Connectors, Anypoint Exchange, and Runtime Services.
The document discusses API layers and Anypoint Platform for APIs. It describes how API layers provide a common interface for interacting with applications and gives examples where API layers are used to connect to legacy systems or publish partner APIs. It then introduces Anypoint Platform for building, managing, and securing APIs using components like the API Gateway, API Manager, API contract manager, and API policy manager. Finally, it provides a link for more information on APIs.
This document discusses various Workday connectors that can be used to integrate Workday with other applications. It provides details on connectors for adding customers to Workday Revenue Management, synchronizing data on terminated employees from Workday to Salesforce, synchronizing new hire data from Workday to Salesforce, synchronizing employee role changes between Workday and Salesforce, and bi-directionally synchronizing worker data between Workday and ServiceNow. The connectors use Workday APIs to facilitate integration and ensure seamless interoperability between Workday and other systems.
Why Standards-Based Drivers Offer Better API IntegrationNordic APIs
As enterprises grow, so too does the number and variety of data sources they use to drive business. The average company is using at least sixteen SaaS applications and has data in at least that many on-premises data stores and internal apps.
With such disparate data, each tied to a unique API, integrating, managing, and maintaining integrations for all of a company’s data creates a whole new set of challenges. Thankfully, solutions exist that enable enterprises to rely on data to drive business without causing undue strain. In this session, we’ll explore and compare the different options for solving the data integration problem and explain why you should be using standards-based drivers to abstract your API integrations.
This document discusses API security testing with Postman and Qualys. It notes that APIs are widely used but often built without security in mind. It highlights some of the top API security risks from the OWASP API Security Top 10, including broken object level authorization, broken user authentication, and broken function level authorization. The document then outlines Qualys' web application scanning capabilities for APIs and how it can utilize existing Postman collections to quickly scan APIs for vulnerabilities. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of API security and recommending the OWASP API Security Top 10 as a resource.
The document outlines a 5-step process for API integration: 1) Research the API payload, type, and documentation; 2) Plan the data flows including authentication, timing, discrepancies, and CRUD operations; 3) Create a data map matching source and target objects; 4) Develop the integration following the planning; 5) Test the integration through development and use-case testing with input from end users. The goal is to plan thoroughly before development to streamline the process and ensure the integration meets requirements.
The document provides information about how to become a chef. It discusses that a chef is a highly trained professional cook proficient in all aspects of food preparation for a particular cuisine. It also introduces the configuration management tool Chef, which uses code recipes to automate system provisioning and management using tools like Ruby, databases, and cloud services. The document outlines resources like ChefDK, Supermarket, Berkshelf, Test Kitchen, ChefSpec, and FoodCritic that can be used to develop, test, and manage Chef cookbook code.
This document describes several Oracle connectors that can be used with MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform to integrate Oracle applications and data with other systems. It lists connectors for Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow), PeopleSoft, Database, E-Business Suite (EBS), Siebel, and a Siebel to Salesforce contact synchronization connector. The connectors allow automated processes and data synchronization between the Oracle applications and other third party applications.
In this very hands-on session Glenn will go through all necessary configuration steps to prepare both SAP and BizTalk to integrate with each other. Glenn will show some of the more important transactions in SAP and explain their specific function. You can expect an overview on how to leverage all the SAP functionalities to the cloud via Service Bus Relay, BizTalk Adapter Services and topping it off with a bit of Micro services.
This document discusses different types of software components in the cloud, including Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). It notes that there are barriers to entry for both app authors and component providers when putting everything in the cloud. The document proposes ways to reduce these barriers, such as allowing no-code integration of APIs in 5 minutes and offering free APIs with traffic limits. It also discusses options for pay-per-use APIs without requiring a merchant account and taking only 10% of API revenue. The document emphasizes that pay APIs are not about converting existing APIs but making things people already pay for more convenient via APIs.
SAP Teched && dcode 2014 Recap (@SITNL, 29 Nov 2014)Jan Penninkhof
The document discusses SAP's strategy around building applications on a common platform using SAP HANA and SAP HANA Cloud. It highlights SAP's focus on a consumer-style user experience through Fiori apps, mobile enablement using SAP Mobile Platform and Web IDE, and leveraging APIs, IoT, and analytics capabilities like HANA, Lumira and Cloud for Planning. The strategy aims to provide customers with a unified experience across any device in real-time through a network of applications, platforms and services.
Ta del av Mattias Lögdbergs och Robin Hultmans (Lösningsarkitekter på iBiz Solutions) presentation om den Moderna Integrationsplattformen från TechX-mässan i Stockholm 2016.
This document discusses API management and its differences from SOA. It notes that API management uses a "bottom-up" approach of wrapping services with accessible interfaces, shielding consumers from underlying technologies. This delivers on promises of SOA like accelerated development and improved effectiveness. The document provides an analogy comparing an API to an electrical socket, acting as an interface between services and consumers. It outlines benefits of APIs like enabling business agility and facilitating an emerging API economy.
MULE ESB provides an API layer that offers a decoupled interface for interacting with applications in a common, language-agnostic way. Common uses of an API layer include connecting to legacy applications that lack REST APIs or publishing APIs for partners to communicate with systems through a well-defined interface. The Anypoint Platform enables API-led connectivity by helping users build, design, and manage APIs from a single platform to expose enterprise data and applications in a secure and controlled way.
As companies move towards offering SaaS products in the cloud, it becomes increasingly important to ensure these products are secured by default. This is because customers are no longer in control of their data, but data now resides on a third-party cloud provider.
Security is everyone's responsibility. It is now imperative that these cloud products be built with security in mind from the beginning.
In this session, Anshuman Bhartiya will discuss ways to build secure applications in the cloud.
Apica is a performance testing and monitoring company founded in 2005 that has over 500 customers. It offers the Web Excellence Suite which provides full-featured integrated performance testing and monitoring. This includes load testing software, a SaaS monitoring portal, and professional services. Apica's solution supports both on-premise and SaaS deployment with global infrastructure to test and monitor web, mobile, and API performance from over 200 locations.
MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform allows developers to quickly connect applications and data from on-premise or cloud environments. It provides tools like Anypoint Studio for building integrations, Anypoint API Designer for designing REST APIs, Anypoint API Manager for managing APIs, and a library of pre-built connectors. It also includes MUnit for testing Mule applications and integrations. The platform aims to provide the fastest path to connectivity through an intuitive user experience and wide range of integration capabilities.
The document discusses token management using Stormpath in Mule. Stormpath is a hosted API service that allows for easy creation and management of user accounts and authentication. It provides advantages like token-based authentication, single sign-on, user authorization controls, and social login integration. When using Stormpath with Mule, a Mule connector allows for administrative functions. Mule flows can be configured to get and retrieve tokens for authentication.
Anypoint Platform for APIs allows companies to build new APIs, design interfaces for existing APIs, and manage all APIs from a single platform. It provides unified connectivity to unlock enterprise data and expose it securely through APIs to mobile devices, web apps, and connected things. The platform offers the lowest friction for building, composing, and maintaining APIs quickly. It also enables APIs and existing systems to be future proofed through management layers and modular building blocks.
The document discusses API layers in Mule and their uses. An API layer offers a decoupled interface for interacting with applications through a common language-agnostic way. Common uses of API layers include connecting to legacy systems that lack REST APIs and publishing APIs for partners to communicate with systems. The Anypoint Platform helps build, design, and manage APIs to expose enterprise data securely to various devices and apps. It includes an API gateway to connect to backends behind firewalls, an API manager to manage users and traffic, an API contract manager to issue keys and monitor compliance, and an API policy manager to apply security policies without downtime.
The document discusses new features in development including a new workflow engine, remote events, APIs, and apps. It covers app types, hosting options, and where apps can be published including the Office Store, which verifies apps and requires a seller dashboard registration, and app catalogs, which don't require verification but also don't offer licensing. It also mentions demoing the "Mis Compis App" and apps from Napal.
Anypoint Platform is a unified hybrid integration platform built on Mule runtime that offers tools to design, build, and manage APIs, applications, and products. It solves challenging connectivity problems across SOA, SaaS, and APIs through API-led connectivity. Key components include Mule runtime, Design Center, Management Center, Anypoint Connectors, Anypoint Exchange, and Runtime Services.
The document discusses API layers and Anypoint Platform for APIs. It describes how API layers provide a common interface for interacting with applications and gives examples where API layers are used to connect to legacy systems or publish partner APIs. It then introduces Anypoint Platform for building, managing, and securing APIs using components like the API Gateway, API Manager, API contract manager, and API policy manager. Finally, it provides a link for more information on APIs.
This document discusses various Workday connectors that can be used to integrate Workday with other applications. It provides details on connectors for adding customers to Workday Revenue Management, synchronizing data on terminated employees from Workday to Salesforce, synchronizing new hire data from Workday to Salesforce, synchronizing employee role changes between Workday and Salesforce, and bi-directionally synchronizing worker data between Workday and ServiceNow. The connectors use Workday APIs to facilitate integration and ensure seamless interoperability between Workday and other systems.
Why Standards-Based Drivers Offer Better API IntegrationNordic APIs
As enterprises grow, so too does the number and variety of data sources they use to drive business. The average company is using at least sixteen SaaS applications and has data in at least that many on-premises data stores and internal apps.
With such disparate data, each tied to a unique API, integrating, managing, and maintaining integrations for all of a company’s data creates a whole new set of challenges. Thankfully, solutions exist that enable enterprises to rely on data to drive business without causing undue strain. In this session, we’ll explore and compare the different options for solving the data integration problem and explain why you should be using standards-based drivers to abstract your API integrations.
This document discusses API security testing with Postman and Qualys. It notes that APIs are widely used but often built without security in mind. It highlights some of the top API security risks from the OWASP API Security Top 10, including broken object level authorization, broken user authentication, and broken function level authorization. The document then outlines Qualys' web application scanning capabilities for APIs and how it can utilize existing Postman collections to quickly scan APIs for vulnerabilities. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of API security and recommending the OWASP API Security Top 10 as a resource.
The document outlines a 5-step process for API integration: 1) Research the API payload, type, and documentation; 2) Plan the data flows including authentication, timing, discrepancies, and CRUD operations; 3) Create a data map matching source and target objects; 4) Develop the integration following the planning; 5) Test the integration through development and use-case testing with input from end users. The goal is to plan thoroughly before development to streamline the process and ensure the integration meets requirements.
The document provides information about how to become a chef. It discusses that a chef is a highly trained professional cook proficient in all aspects of food preparation for a particular cuisine. It also introduces the configuration management tool Chef, which uses code recipes to automate system provisioning and management using tools like Ruby, databases, and cloud services. The document outlines resources like ChefDK, Supermarket, Berkshelf, Test Kitchen, ChefSpec, and FoodCritic that can be used to develop, test, and manage Chef cookbook code.
This document describes several Oracle connectors that can be used with MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform to integrate Oracle applications and data with other systems. It lists connectors for Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow), PeopleSoft, Database, E-Business Suite (EBS), Siebel, and a Siebel to Salesforce contact synchronization connector. The connectors allow automated processes and data synchronization between the Oracle applications and other third party applications.
In this very hands-on session Glenn will go through all necessary configuration steps to prepare both SAP and BizTalk to integrate with each other. Glenn will show some of the more important transactions in SAP and explain their specific function. You can expect an overview on how to leverage all the SAP functionalities to the cloud via Service Bus Relay, BizTalk Adapter Services and topping it off with a bit of Micro services.
This document discusses different types of software components in the cloud, including Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). It notes that there are barriers to entry for both app authors and component providers when putting everything in the cloud. The document proposes ways to reduce these barriers, such as allowing no-code integration of APIs in 5 minutes and offering free APIs with traffic limits. It also discusses options for pay-per-use APIs without requiring a merchant account and taking only 10% of API revenue. The document emphasizes that pay APIs are not about converting existing APIs but making things people already pay for more convenient via APIs.
SAP Teched && dcode 2014 Recap (@SITNL, 29 Nov 2014)Jan Penninkhof
The document discusses SAP's strategy around building applications on a common platform using SAP HANA and SAP HANA Cloud. It highlights SAP's focus on a consumer-style user experience through Fiori apps, mobile enablement using SAP Mobile Platform and Web IDE, and leveraging APIs, IoT, and analytics capabilities like HANA, Lumira and Cloud for Planning. The strategy aims to provide customers with a unified experience across any device in real-time through a network of applications, platforms and services.
Ta del av Mattias Lögdbergs och Robin Hultmans (Lösningsarkitekter på iBiz Solutions) presentation om den Moderna Integrationsplattformen från TechX-mässan i Stockholm 2016.
CloudFoundry is a mature and production-ready opensource Platform-as-a-Service. That can serve as standard app deployment and hosting platform for enterprise. This talk will focus around CloudFoundry capabilities as private-PaaS
London Adapt or Die: Five Things Enterprises Should Know About ServerlessApigee | Google Cloud
Serverless computing is an execution model where code runs in managed environments without the need to provision or manage servers. It provides automatic scaling, requires no server management, and allows paying per use rather than for dedicated resources. Popular serverless technologies include AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions, and App Engine which allow code deployment via events and pay-per-use pricing. Serverless architectures simplify application design by separating concerns into event-driven functions and removing dependencies on infrastructure.
The document discusses different methods for integrating third party systems with SAP Business One (B1), including DI API, B1 Web Services (B1WS), and DI Server. It provides details on each method, including advantages and limitations. The presenter is Abhishek Sur, Product Head for InSync Solutions, who has expertise in Microsoft technologies and SAP B1 integration.
PowerApps, the Developer Story: Build an API to Integrate Corporate DataBram de Jager
Microsoft released PowerApps to a selective audience as a private preview in November 2015. It’s a service for enterprises to connect data across clouds to create intelligent business apps faster than ever before and share them to any device. Besides addressing the business developer and power user, it also provides opportunities for developers. This enables enterprises to expose corporate internal sources to be used within PowerApps and unleash the power of PowerApps combined with internal data sources. This session goes into the details of the possibilities for developers to leverage the Azure App Services and build APIs to use within your PowerApps. Live demos cover building and managing the API which exposes the internal data within a PowerApp on your device.
By now, we have all heard plenty of analyses and opinions regarding the benefits or pitfalls of The Cloud. What these reports are often lacking, though, is a perspective on operations: how does it actually "feel" to run in an environment where everything is fleeting and dynamic, where few things have an SLA and where we can't run diagnostics? Are there Best Practices we can follow? And, how does this all relate to DevOps? This session will show how operations break down into patterns by application type. We will look at characteristics such as architectural complexity, frequency of change, and of course how deep application requirements reach into the stack. Attendants will learn how to evaluate clouds and applications for their deployment needs. The key takeaway is that operations matter in the cloud, in particular for PHP applications.
This document discusses RAD Server, a back-end platform from Embarcadero Technologies for building multi-tier applications with Delphi and C++Builder. RAD Server provides automated REST/JSON API publishing of server-side Delphi and C++ code. It also includes integration middleware, built-in application services, and tools for managing APIs, users and analytics. RAD Server allows developers to quickly develop and deploy modern multi-tier applications with Delphi and C++. Pricing options are provided on a per user or unlimited user basis.
Strategies for Securing Availability and Optimizing Application Performance i...Correlsense
This document discusses strategies for securing availability and optimizing application performance in the cloud using Red Hat OpenShift and Correlsense. OpenShift is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering from Red Hat that provides a cloud application platform. Correlsense provides management and monitoring tools that integrate with OpenShift to help operations and development teams optimize application performance. The presentation covers OpenShift features, how it automates application deployment, and how Correlsense helps with user experience monitoring, code diagnostics, dependency mapping, capacity planning, and auto-scaling of applications on OpenShift. It concludes with a demonstration of Correlsense's capabilities.
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LAMP is a shorthand term for a popular open source web development platform consisting of Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP (LAMP). Together, these components provide a robust, scalable, and secure environment for building dynamic websites. LAMP has gained widespread adoption as it offers a full-stack solution that is free, flexible, and powerful enough to support many enterprise applications.
SAP TechEd 2015 INT103 Enabling Digital Transformation with APIs and SAP API...Harsh Jegadeesan
SAP API Management enables digital transformation through APIs. APIs are the building blocks for digital transformation by facilitating omni-channel experiences, customer engagement, and business collaboration. SAP API Management provides tools to manage APIs, engage developers, analyze API usage, and securely connect systems of record to systems of innovation. It supports provisioning, securing, engaging with, analyzing, and designing APIs. The presentation demonstrated how a supermarket used SAP API Management and APIs to quickly develop a same-day delivery service in response to online grocery disruption.
Cloud Integration Services on SAP HANA Cloud PlatformMichael Hill
This document discusses integration capabilities available on the SAP HANA Cloud Platform. It highlights the need for businesses to integrate cloud applications and data in a faster, simpler way that supports diverse integration needs. The SAP HANA Cloud Platform is presented as a solution to meet these needs. It provides pre-built integration packages and capabilities for data integration, event processing, digital access, Internet of Things, and orchestrating processes across cloud and on-premise systems. Examples of specific services are discussed, including integration service, remote data sync service, and Agile Data Preparation application.
Rethinking Stream Processing with Apache Kafka, Kafka Streams and KSQLKai Wähner
Stream Processing is a concept used to act on real-time streaming data. This session shows and demos how teams in different industries leverage the innovative Streams API from Apache Kafka to build and deploy mission-critical streaming real time application and microservices.
The session discusses important Streaming concepts like local and distributed state management, exactly once semantics, embedding streaming into any application, deployment to any infrastructure. Afterwards, the session explains key advantages of Kafka's Streams API like distributed processing and fault-tolerance with fast failover, no-downtime rolling deployments and the ability to reprocess events so you can recalculate output when your code changes.
The session also introduces KSQL - the Streaming SQL Engine for Apache Kafka. Write SQL streaming queries with the scalability, throughput and fail-over of Kafka Streams under the hood.
The end of the session demos how to combine any custom code with your streams application (either Kafka Streams or KSQL) by an example using an analytic model built with any machine learning framework like Apache Spark ML or TensorFlow.
Technical Deep Dive: Using Apache Kafka to Optimize Real-Time Analytics in Fi...confluent
Watch this talk here: https://www.confluent.io/online-talks/using-apache-kafka-to-optimize-real-time-analytics-financial-services-iot-applications
When it comes to the fast-paced nature of capital markets and IoT, the ability to analyze data in real time is critical to gaining an edge. It’s not just about the quantity of data you can analyze at once, it’s about the speed, scale, and quality of the data you have at your fingertips.
Modern streaming data technologies like Apache Kafka and the broader Confluent platform can help detect opportunities and threats in real time. They can improve profitability, yield, and performance. Combining Kafka with Panopticon visual analytics provides a powerful foundation for optimizing your operations.
Use cases in capital markets include transaction cost analysis (TCA), risk monitoring, surveillance of trading and trader activity, compliance, and optimizing profitability of electronic trading operations. Use cases in IoT include monitoring manufacturing processes, logistics, and connected vehicle telemetry and geospatial data.
This online talk will include in depth practical demonstrations of how Confluent and Panopticon together support several key applications. You will learn:
-Why Apache Kafka is widely used to improve performance of complex operational systems
-How Confluent and Panopticon open new opportunities to analyze operational data in real time
-How to quickly identify and react immediately to fast-emerging trends, clusters, and anomalies
-How to scale data ingestion and data processing
-Build new analytics dashboards in minutes
As soon as we start working on an API, architecture issues arise. Many mistaken common beliefs turn out to be fiction in this area. A poorly designed API architecture will lead to misuse or – even worse – not be used at all by its intended clients: application developers.
To facilitate and accelerate design and development of your APIs, we share our vision and beliefs with you in this Reference Card. They come from our direct experience on API projects.
Every application is created with a background to run, from a simple registration app development though a larger communication app development. If a user enters some data such as login id etc, it must be stored somewhere and once the user comes back and enter the login id app must retrieve the user data to make this process every application either may be a mobile app development or web development
Spring Boot & Spring Cloud on PAS- Nate Schutta (1/2)VMware Tanzu
This document discusses how Spring Boot and Pivotal Application Service (PAS) are well-suited for developing and deploying cloud native applications. Spring Boot helps developers follow the Twelve-Factor App methodology and simplifies tasks like dependency management, configuration, and deployment across environments. When deployed to PAS, Spring apps benefit from features like auto-scaling, service discovery, and integration with services on the Cloud Foundry platform like the User Account and Authentication service.
Triangle Node Meetup : APIs in Minutes with Node.jsShubhra Kar
Build Omni-channel APIs in minutes with Node.js. StrongLoop's Loopback API server provides an open source API framework for connecting mobile, devices, sensors and web to backends though lightweight APIs. Get Mobile Backend as a Service (mBaaS) and API Gateway plus a Visual API editor (Studio) all in a single modular Node.js platform. SDKs for Angular, iOS, Android and JavaScript makes Isomorphic JavaScript and fullstack JS a reality.
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Back to database fundamentals aka the origin of the streaming platform.Florent Ramiere
This document discusses the history and evolution of database concepts like commit logs, replication, and partitioning into the modern streaming data architecture. It traces how technologies like Kafka evolved from basic concepts like commit logs for high availability and scalability to power stream processing, data integration, and real-time analytics. The core idea of storing a commit log of all changes has remained fundamental to powering new use cases with streaming data.
1. Confluent is a software company founded in 2014 that has raised $205M with over 950 employees and offices in 20 countries, serving hundreds of enterprise customers.
2. The document discusses various Kafka performance considerations including producer, consumer, and broker configurations that impact throughput, latency, durability, and ordering guarantees.
3. It emphasizes that the appropriate metrics to monitor depend on specific performance needs like throughput versus latency, and highlights some key broker and client-side metrics to monitor like request latency, records lag, disk usage, and more.
Please find a better version here: https://www.slideshare.net/FlorentRamiere/back-to-database-fundamentals-aka-the-origin-of-the-streaming-platform
... aka the origin of the streaming platform.
The streaming platforms rely on a component that has been part of our most precious systems. Let's rediscover that, and see why the streaming platform is an evolution of our current systems.
1) Apache Kafka is a distributed streaming platform that can be used for publish-subscribe messaging and storing and processing streams of data. However, there are many potential anti-patterns to be aware of when using Kafka.
2) Some common anti-patterns include not properly configuring data durability, ignoring error handling and exceptions, failing to use Kafka's built-in retries and idempotence features, and not embracing Kafka's at least once processing semantics.
3) It is also important to properly configure Kafka for production use by tuning OS settings, reading documentation on best practices, implementing monitoring, and addressing topics and partitioning design.
Kafka can be used to build real-time streaming applications and process large amounts of data. It provides a simple publish-subscribe messaging model with streams of records. Kafka Connect allows connecting Kafka with other data systems and formats through reusable connectors. Kafka Streams provides a streaming library to allow building streaming applications and processing data in Kafka streams through operators like map, filter and windowing.
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Apache Kafka ne se résume pas aux brokers, il y a tout un écosystème open-source qui gravite autour. Je vous propose ainsi de découvrir les principaux composants comme Kafka Streams, KSQL, Kafka Connect, Rest proxy, Schema Registry, MirrorMaker, etc.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on Confluent, streaming, and KSQL. The presentation includes: an introduction to Confluent and Apache Kafka; an explanation of why streaming platforms are useful; an overview of the Confluent Platform and its components; key concepts in streaming and Kafka; a demonstration of Kafka Streams, Kafka Connect, and KSQL; and resources for further information. The presentation aims to explain streaming concepts, demonstrate Confluent tools, and allow for a question and answer session.
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These brief, focused sessions ensure that safety is a continual conversation rather than a one-time event, which helps keep safety protocols fresh in employees' minds. Studies have shown that shorter, more frequent training sessions are more effective for retention and behavior change compared to longer, infrequent sessions.
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