API Development
A Practical Guide for Business Implementation Success
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Implement application programming interface (API) usability, security, availability, reliability, and scalability to extend your company's market and potentially generate revenue. Businesses know they need to extend their markets into the digital world, and expose internal data to the Internet. This book shows how stakeholders within an organization can make it a successful journey.Stakeholder needs are not identical and departments experience difficulties discussing requirements with each other due to their different fundamental understanding of the process. The goal of this book is to introd...
Implement application programming interface (API) usability, security, availability, reliability, and scalability to extend your company's market and potentially generate revenue. Businesses know they need to extend their markets into the digital world, and expose internal data to the Internet. This book shows how stakeholders within an organization can make it a successful journey.
Stakeholder needs are not identical and departments experience difficulties discussing requirements with each other due to their different fundamental understanding of the process. The goal of this book is to introduce a common language for all business groups-developers, security experts, architects, product managers-around APIs and provide an overview of all aspects that need to be considered when exposing internal data.
Most of the content in this book is based on feedback from real-world enterprise customer questions, challenges, and business scenarios. Practical guidance is providedon the business value of APIs, the general requirements to know, and how to undertake an audience-based implementation. You will learn how to protect access to data, as well as API error handling, documentation, management, integration, and more.
What You'll Learn
Know the types of APIs and their business and technical requirements
The main benefits of APIs, including business value, loose coupling, and frequent updates
Protect access to APIs through role-based access, attribute-based access, and rate limiting
Distinguish between OAuth and OpenID Connect, and know how they both work
Manage API error handling, including what should and should not be handled
Understand the distinction between runtime, dynamic data, and static data
Leverage external APIs as part of your own APIs
Who This Book Is For
API developers, API security experts, software architects, product owners, and business owners
Stakeholder needs are not identical and departments experience difficulties discussing requirements with each other due to their different fundamental understanding of the process. The goal of this book is to introduce a common language for all business groups-developers, security experts, architects, product managers-around APIs and provide an overview of all aspects that need to be considered when exposing internal data.
Most of the content in this book is based on feedback from real-world enterprise customer questions, challenges, and business scenarios. Practical guidance is providedon the business value of APIs, the general requirements to know, and how to undertake an audience-based implementation. You will learn how to protect access to data, as well as API error handling, documentation, management, integration, and more.
What You'll Learn
Know the types of APIs and their business and technical requirements
The main benefits of APIs, including business value, loose coupling, and frequent updates
Protect access to APIs through role-based access, attribute-based access, and rate limiting
Distinguish between OAuth and OpenID Connect, and know how they both work
Manage API error handling, including what should and should not be handled
Understand the distinction between runtime, dynamic data, and static data
Leverage external APIs as part of your own APIs
Who This Book Is For
API developers, API security experts, software architects, product owners, and business owners
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