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Viktor Gamov takes our developer-focused toolsets and puts them on display in the best venue possible – building applications and connecting workloads.

Learn how to implement powerful new authentication and authorization scenarios with Kong and Okta. We will show you how to do sophisticated API access and API management flows with OIDC and OAuth – including how to plug Identity into your CI/CD pipelines.

In this Kongcast episode, Matt Stratton, a Staff Developer Advocate at Pulumi, explains the history of configuration automation, the world of cloud engineering and how it compares to DevOps.

Still trying to add auth to each microservice's code? According to Jeff Taylor, Senior Product Manager at @OktaDev there’s an easier way! In this Kongcast, Jeff tells and shows us how to speed up microservices security and take the burden off developers by managing auth with an API gateway.

Karl Haworth from American Airlines explains how his team used Backstage.io to automate the developer experience and Kuma service mesh to connect our apps between regions.

Kong Builders is the livestream series that takes our developer-focused toolsets and puts them on display in the best venue possible – building applications and connecting workloads. Join Viktor Gamov as he takes a hands-on, practitioner-focused approach to exploring Kong’s tools.

In this Kongcast episode, we go all-in on PHP, Laravel and PHP developer tools with Freek Van der Herten, a backend developer at Spatie. Then, Freek demos his new PHP debugging tool: Ray.

In this demo from Kong Summit, Michael Heap introduces Kong’s declarative configuration capabilities and how to use your CI system to lint and apply these configurations in a variety of environments. Test your changes in a staging environment, then apply exactly the same config to production with a click of a button.

API standards and schemas have helped to automate much of API design, implementation and maintenance — and not a moment too soon. As many tech companies experienced growth spurts in the past year, they ended up with multiple teams working on new products and new APIs. Consequently, they learned that their ways to create well-designed APIs wouldn’t work so easily when multiple teams have to create them.

In this week's Kong Builders, Viktor Gamov, Developer Advocate at Kong, will continue showing you how to test your Kong declarative configurations in different scenarios. Links.