The evolution of API driven integration
summary
Claims that API-led integration cuts cost and time to market—customers report three times cheaper and faster delivery—while IBM stacks add concrete tools: App Connect Enterprise no-code smart connectors, IBM API Connect with step-by-step gateway debugging and a Test and Monitor product that generates tests from Swagger/Postman and hooks into CI/CD. Adds protocol support—support for AMQP and Kafka—and handles REST, SOAP, GraphQL and async APIs; deployment targets include containers/OpenShift via Cloud Pak for multi‑cloud, multi‑org topologies and strict segregation.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 7:07Agenda
- 8:04Who is Arnauld
- 9:31Modern approach to hybrid
- 11:18Data sources
- 12:57Data structures
- 14:06Challenges
- 15:04The 4 Pillars
- 16:31API Lifecycle
- 18:29API Ecosystem
- 21:28Nocode approach
- 23:05Endtoend approach
- 24:14AI mapping
- 24:58Existing model
- 25:36New feature
- 26:44Testing
- 30:52Graphql
- 31:51Async and evendriven architecture
- 33:31Multicloud architecture
- 34:09Different API requirements
- 38:53Containerization
- 40:02Security Automation
- 40:44Automation
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