Mike Amundsen

Back in 2016 — a lifetime in microservice years — a MuleSoft colleague, Matt McLarty, myself, and two others released the book "Microservice Architecture."

This is the third part of a series on “Moving from RESTful to EVENTful.” As more organizations warm up to the importance of event-driven

This is the second part of a series on “Moving from RESTful to EVENTful.” As I see more and more companies working to add

For close to twenty years, the "common standard" of APIs on the web has been summed up in one word: "RESTful." Designers, developers, and

One of the key tasks of supporting a vital API program for your company is dealing with change over time. In previous articles, I've

In 2017, Ronnie Mitra presented a talk at Nordic APIs entitled "Programming the People Platform: Beyond Conway's Law." In that talk, Mitra outlined a

Like any product, APIs and client apps that use APIs have their own lifecycles. They each experience their own Create, Publish, Realize, Maintain, and

Just like any product, APIs have their own lifecycle with distinct phases. And recognizing them means you can take advantage of them by focusing

A key element of any healthy API program is the ability to upgrade and migrate existing services in your ecosystem without causing fatal service

Mike Amundsen recently joined MuleSoft as API Strategy Advisor. Mike is a well-known API expert in the global software engineering community and has authored