k6 Tutorial: How to Test Load Using k6 and Recorded Traffic
Want to use production traffic with k6? In this k6 tutorial, learn how Speedscale can capture, sanitize, and export production traffic into k6 load tests.
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How to Version REST APIs: A Comprehensive Guide
Versioning REST APIs is crucial for ensuring seamless interactions between software applications. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss how to version REST APIs, ensuring that developers can evolve their APIs without disrupting existing users. Here’s what you need to know about REST API versioning: Table of Contents.
Salesforce REST API Integration: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to integrate Salesforce with a REST API in this step-by-step guide. Discover the advantages of Salesforce REST API integration, and explore the process of authentication, making API requests, and handling data sync. Find expert tips for successful integration, empowering you to optimize Salesforce for enhanced business operations.
Speedscale vs. Observability tools | API World
How does Speedscale compare to Observability tools? CTO Matt LeRay quickly explains the differences in this one-minute video.
Quick Look: Building a Modern API Platform: A 5-Min Mini-Demo with Kong Konnect | API Summit 2023
Quick Look: Building a Modern API Platform: A 5-Min Mini-Demo with Kong Konnect | API Summit 2023 In this session, Greg Peranich, Senior Solutions Engineer at Kong demonstrates how technology leaders can leverage Kong Konnect to build a world-class API lifecycle management platform. Greg covers topics such as managing distributed Kong Gateway instances, securing outbound calls to a third-party API, configuring a gateway in a declarative fashion, monitoring the health and performance of any service, route, or application, and much more.
API Gateway and Service Mesh: Bridging the Gap Between API Management and Zero-Trust Architecture
Discover how API management and service mesh can go hand in hand toward secured platforms Over the last ten years, Kongers have witnessed hundreds of companies adopting a full lifecycle API management platform and have been working with the people behind the scenes, the “API tribes.” We’ve also learned from the field that API tribes most often have to deal with heterogeneous platforms, infrastructures, and clouds.
Comparing Moesif and Apigee: A Deep Dive into API Monetization Features
In today’s digital age, APIs have become the backbone of many businesses, enabling seamless integration and communication between applications, platforms, and users. As the demand for APIs grows, so does the need for effective API management and monetization. In this post, we’ll compare two leading API platforms, Moesif and Apigee, focusing on their monetization features.
The Economic Impact of APIs: API Monetization, AI, Web3, and Beyond
Whether ordering groceries online, checking your bank balance, or tracking a delivery, APIs are behind the scenes making it all possible. They're the backbone of the digital experiences that drive our interconnected global economy. You may know that. But beyond the convenient (and sometimes delightful) experiences APIs enable, how are APIs actually affecting the global economy and shaping the future course of business and technology? We wanted to know, so we found out.
What's New in Kong Konnect - Unified Control for APIs
Join Ross Kukulinski, Sr. Director of Product Management, for an in-depth look at the new unified API management capabilities announced at Kong's API Summit 2023. Learn how Kong Konnect helps developers build, secure, connect and scale APIs and services across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Call a PostgreSQL Stored Procedure from an API
The ability to call a PostgreSQL stored procedure from an API allows for rapid development in a secure way. Rather than writing database queries to interact with your data you can utilize an API that can be rapidly developed and reused many times. The reusability of APIs and using stored procedures means if you are scaling from a single backend application to hundreds your APIs will not change. Table of Contents.