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The Kong and Amazon (AWS) partnership is stronger than ever! As Kong continues to evolve, with Kong Konnect and Kong Mesh, the means of integrating with AWS grows as well. In a continuous effort to offer cutting-edge collaborations, Kong announces new Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) based contributions: Kong Konnect AddOns for the EKS Blueprints for Terraform framework and two new Kong AWS workshops.

Image by vectorjuice on Freepik In today's digital economy, enterprises have to strike the right balance between gaining application and user insights and safeguarding data privacy. With Choreo's feature that derives direct log insights and observability from data planes, organizations can now prioritize enterprise compliance while delivering essential functionality.

Optimizing Kubernetes clusters: invert your rightsizing with AWS Karpenter. Maximize efficiency, performance & your cloud infrastructure.

Application Programming Interface (API) is the backbone of the modern world. A lot of the activities you do on digital platforms leverage APIs, and testing those APIs is key to delivering good User Experience in software and applications. If you are trying to test APIs and don’t know where to start, read on and discover 60 test cases for API testing that you can use for references.

Domain-driven designs are popular in organizations that have complex domain models and wish to organize engineering around them. REST-based architectures are a common choice for implementing the API entry point into these domains. REST-based solutions are straightforward for the API builder and for API consumers concerned with data from a single API. But what about developers tasked with aggregating information across domains?

This year, we’ve witnessed a significant shift in the tech landscape. Industry giants like Amazon (AWS), Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, and others are embracing GraphQL APIs, both for their internal operations and external interactions. GraphQL, hailed as the SQL for APIs, is more than a query language – It's a runtime that efficiently retrieves data from databases.

Monolithic architectures have long been the go-to when it comes to software design and building applications. However, monolithic architectures have their fair share of drawbacks and make it harder to make changes to an application efficiently. Therefore, monolithic architectures have given way to a new type of architecture that allows developer teams to make faster and more efficient changes, known as microservices architecture.

APIs have become essential for companies that want to give internal and third-party users access to their databases without compromising security. Some APIs clearly work better than others, though. Help your business stand out by following these five ways to optimize your API. Here’s the key things to know about ways to optimize your API: Table of Contents.