How to effectively build Web APIs for your Microservices
summary
Demonstrates building three microservices (legacy DB, Salesforce connector, composite) with WSO2 tools, packaging them as composite apps and pushing Docker images to Google Container Registry, then deploying to Kubernetes via an operator and exposing them through WSO2 API Manager and a Micro Integrator microgateway. Shows using Swagger, overriding endpoints with environment variables, using Integration Studio to map and merge JSON payloads, and the live demo returns combined results from DB and Salesforce, confirming the approach works end to end.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 7:33How To Build the Web Apis for the Micro Services
- 9:02Service Oriented Architecture
- 16:58Layered Microservice Architecture
- 19:22Api Services
- 21:57Api Management
- 24:09Wso2 Api Manager Publisher Portal
- 27:07Explain the Api Manager Component Architecture
- 31:16Api Operator Flow
- 36:39Create a New Api in the Api Manager
- 42:46Micro Integrator
- 43:31Integration Studio
- 44:17Project Structure
- 44:32New Integration Project
- 47:13Error Handling Flow
- 47:51Data Services Project
- 50:42Kubernetes Exporter Project
- 53:47Adding Salesforce
- 54:03Integration Api
- 1:00:43Kubernetes Exporter
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