AsyncAPI – Swagger for asynchronous APIs
summary
AsyncAPI is presented as a specification analogous to Swagger but for asynchronous, event-driven systems. It covers using AsyncAPI to describe interactions over technologies such as Kafka and WebSockets, and shows how the standard helps document event, queue, and message-based architectures.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:29Async integration problems
- 4:14Spec history and evolution
- 6:23AsyncAPI vs OpenAPI
- 7:53AsyncAPI tools
- 9:22API-first approach
- 11:49AsyncAPI adoption challenges
- 14:19Documentation structure
- 16:02Unified documentation UI
- 17:50Spec tools
- 18:55Code and schema generation
- 21:42Gradle automation
- 25:37Results and conclusions
- 27:02Q&A
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