I am excited to announce a new integration of the Anypoint Platform with APIMatic. This integration allows you to generate Software Developer Kits (SDKs) for a given API. With only a few clicks, you can now offer SDK downloads in your API’s portal for ten different languages or frameworks: Java, .NET, iOS, Android, PHP, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, Angular, and Go.
Providing SDKs is the shortest path for developers to get started with your API.
I am excited to announce the latest update to the Anypoint Platform. This update is focused on a number of capabilities that enable even more efficient management of a well-oiled API-led connectivity solution.
Rich API product offering through layered service level agreements
Anypoint Platform Service Level Agreements (SLAs) allows API owners to define the menu of offerings available to API consumers.
Anypoint Platform API offering – July 2015 release
I am happy to announce that as part of the Anypoint Platform June launch we introduced the following Anypoint Platform API offering capabilities that together enable significant efficiency and user experience boost for Anypoint Platform users.
Let’s dig into each of these areas.
I am excited to announce Anypoint Platform’s support for ForgeRock’s OpenAM! As with the PingFederate support that came natively with the release of the Anypoint Platform for APIs last year, our new out-of-the-box support with OpenAM is seamless and can be configured for any organization with the push of a button. Once configured with OpenAM as an external identity provider, Anypoint Platform supports two key capabilities:
This capability allows an organization’s user base to log into Anypoint Platform using their existing credentials as-is –
I am extremely happy to announce a significant set of updates to Anypoint Platform for APIs that were introduced this month. These updates will make it easier for API owners and administrators to publish their APIs in a way that is sure to further their successful adoption. The sections below describe the core new capabilities introduced in this release.
The management of APIs with Anypoint Platform consists of the deployment of a proxy application to an API gateway runtime.
Thanks to those of you who attended our webinar last week, “The API Love Triangle: Delivering Successful API Programs,” and we hope that you found the session valuable. Now you know that the API love triangle is composed of three key people and that the success of your API program depends on satisfying the needs of each:
The API Developer,
I am very excited to announce the general availability of the Anypoint Platform for APIs July 2014 release. This release places a broad set of rich API tooling at developers fingertips, allowing them to address the entirety of the API lifecycle in a more efficient and effective manner. The release also enables API program owners to deliver a robust API platform that can easily integrate with existing enterprise assets.
How quickly can you enable OAuth on an API and allow for client applications to be rapidly built for them? With the new OAuth 2.0 policy that is now available with the Anypoint Platform for APIs, the answer is no more than five minutes! Have a look for yourself with the following viewlet:
APIs enable companies to tap into digital assets to create new revenue streams, extend their value proposition through partner-delivered capabilities, and dramatically improve agility and responsiveness to new business opportunities. But APIs are no magical elixir. “Build it and they will come” may work in the movies, but in the universe of APIs, it couldn’t be further from the truth.
The success of an API hinges on adoption by the developer community –
Here on the blog, we’ve been talking a great deal about APIs and the importance of designing, publishing, and managing them. You’ve heard about RAML and APIkit, and you’ve heard about RAML and APIkit working together to help design and implement better APIs.
Today, MuleSoft announced a new release of the Anypoint Platform for APIs,
