API Government
summary
Practical guidance on designing and implementing API governance: defining API resources, versioning policies, security measures, definition and implementation standards, documentation practices, monitoring, testing, billing, and environment management. The talk uses these concrete topics to explain objectives and the components needed for an operational API governance program.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:28API popularity
- 4:13APIs without governance
- 7:27What is API governance
- 9:34Standards and conventions
- 12:45API security
- 15:55Resource definition
- 17:25Parameters and filters
- 19:14Pagination and attributes
- 20:18HTTP verbs and differences
- 21:41Levels and granularity
- 22:23Hypermedia and flexibility
- 23:24Services and APIs
- 24:27Definition languages
- 25:52Frameworks and speed
- 26:34Use cases and docs
- 27:42Code generation
- 28:24Documentation and portals
- 29:29Monitoring and alerts
- 30:55Testing and validation
- 32:39API business models
- 34:22Monetization and billing
- 36:08Environments and replicas
- 37:35Development methodologies
- 39:01Pre-definition and agreements
- 40:27Versioning and obsolescence
- 40:48Developer portals
- 43:41Microsoft OpenAPI standard
- 45:35API managers and pricing
- 45:55PSD2 and open banking
- 46:57Open innovation with APIs
- 47:39Hackathons and rapid development
- 48:22Testing and tools
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