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Introduction to IBM API Management

Introduction to IBM API Management

          IBM API Management is a complete on-premises solution enabling companies to rapidly create, socialize, and manage APIs. It covers the following key areas through a configuration, not through coding:

 Security

 – Managing access, both from the front end with application developer security, to the back-end with integration security, to data services.
 – Quota usage, tracking and monitoring

 Capability

– The design, creation, versioning of APIs
 – Proxy or assembly of existing services

Caching

 – Dealing with increased load on back-end services
 – Flood control and denial-of-services (DoS) prevention

Analytics

– Technical matrix about calls made, devices used, workload per application developer
– Business level queries defined as needed

Community

– Publicize and promote adoption of your APIs
– Manage the signing up of application developers
– Provide branding for your enterprise, plus self-service documentation and samples for your users

             IBM API Management is designed to remove barriers to the installation and configuration of a scalable, secure, enterprise API Management solution. Installation and configuration details are not given in this book, but the components that form the solution are outlined. API principles and how they can be implemented is also described.
           The easy-to-use developer interface and tooling enables developers from a company to make internal applications and services available to a community of application developers and partners through these APIs.
           An API typically consists of a request and a response made over HTTP. The templates for different data sources supplied by IBM Web API Services allows a Chapter 2. IBM API Management introduction 17 company’s developers to easily identify what parts of an application or service can be accessible through the web API.
           The API Management solution provides a robust mechanism for exposing resources and synchronizing with the back-end data needed in those resources. This can be done through a simple proxy mechanism to an existing service, or through the assembly of existing applications and data to create the appropriate actions and responses.




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