IBM APIC 10 Full lifecycle API management

IBM APIC 10 – Full lifecycle API management, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.47, with 64 lectures, based on 92 reviews, and has 453 subscribers.

You will learn about API lifecycle Management Understand the API Gateway concepts Working with API Manager API analytics , Developer portal Creating different kinds of API proxies Message transformation Techniques Routing Techniques Managing products & APIs Traffic Management Error handling This course is ideal for individuals who are IT professionals who want to switch to API management jobs or Beginners who want to start their career in API management tools. It is particularly useful for IT professionals who want to switch to API management jobs or Beginners who want to start their career in API management tools.

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Summary

Title: IBM APIC 10 – Full lifecycle API management

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.47

Number of Lectures: 64

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 64

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: ?6,900

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

API lifecycle Management

Understand the API Gateway concepts

Working with API Manager

API analytics , Developer portal

Creating different kinds of API proxies

Message transformation Techniques

Routing Techniques

Managing products & APIs

Traffic Management

Error handling

Who Should Attend

IT professionals who want to switch to API management jobs

Beginners who want to start their career in API management tools.

Target Audiences

IT professionals who want to switch to API management jobs

Beginners who want to start their career in API management tools.

This course is designed to understand the complete API Lifecycle Management from the creation of the API to the Retirement of the API. The concepts are explained in simple language to help students understand clearly what is the use of API management tools. Along with practicals, students will be equipped with clear concepts.

I suggest please go through both theory and practicals for better understanding.

The implementation/configuration stage for each lifecycle is explained with the practicals. The focus of the course is to understand the API Lifecycle concepts with proper examples and to build the integration flows using the built-in policies.

      The API Manager which is part of the Provider organization provides the UI to create, manage, secure, versioning, and retire the APIs. The APIs can be designed in the API manager or the APIs can be imported. These are the different ways used to create an API proxy.

From Target Service

From Existing Open API Service

From existing WSDL service (SOAP proxy)

From existing WSDL service (REST proxy)   

New OpenAPI 

Implemented API proxies using both the API Type (OpenAPI 2.0 and OpenAPI 3.0). OpenAPI specification is explained in detail.

Implemented different Transformation techniques and Routing Techniques using the built-in policies.

       The APIs are available in the Developer portal when the Product containing APIs is published.  There are multiple visibility and subscribability options available while publishing the Product. The consumers of this API, register with the Developer portal by creating an application. The developer portal is part of the consumer organization.

    API manager governs the API by creating the proxy endpoint and applying the different kinds of policies. Based on the business requirements, the required policies like rate limiting, Client ID enforcement, etc. can be configured. It has the option to create integration flows using different policy actions like a switch, Invoke, map, etc.  It provides the Analytics feature at the APP level, Catalog level, and Space level.

Error Handling in Assembly is explained in details and also the use of the throw policy. Rate Plan and Rate Limit concepts are explained in the Traffic Management section.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is API Connect

Chapter 2: APIC Environment

Lecture 1: Provision API Connect in AWS

Lecture 2: Provider Organization

Lecture 3: API Manager

Lecture 4: Catalogs

Lecture 5: Space

Lecture 6: Members of the Provider Organization

Lecture 7: Consumer Organization

Lecture 8: What is Developer Portal ?

Lecture 9: Account in Developer Portal

Lecture 10: App in Developer Portal

Lecture 11: API Gateway

Chapter 3: Open API Specification – OAS

Lecture 1: OpenAPI Specification Version 3

Lecture 2: Difference between OAS V3 and OAS V2 (Swagger)

Chapter 4: Create API Proxies

Lecture 1: Backend Service for API Testing

Lecture 2: Example: Backend Service/API simulation

Lecture 3: What is an API proxy?

Lecture 4: What is an Assembly?

Lecture 5: Create from target service – OAS 2.0

Lecture 6: Create from target service – OAS 3.0

Lecture 7: Create from existing OpenAPI service – OAS 2.0

Lecture 8: Create from existing OpenAPI service – OAS 3.0

Lecture 9: Create new OpenAPI – 3.0

Lecture 10: Create API by importing OpenAPI – 2.0 & 3.0

Lecture 11: Create from existing WSDL service (SOAP proxy)

Lecture 12: Create from existing WSDL service (REST proxy)

Chapter 5: Invoke Policy in Detail & Message Template Policy Implementation

Lecture 1: Create a new Space (Generic) in Developement Catalog

Lecture 2: Introduction – Invoke Policy

Lecture 3: Pass Authentication in Invoke Policy

Lecture 4: Modify the HTTP method in Invoke Policy

Lecture 5: Block/Allow Headers & Parameters

Lecture 6: Create Mock Service using Message Template Policy

Lecture 7: Response Object Variable in Invoke Policy

Lecture 8: Use Stop on Error feature in Invoke Policy

Chapter 6: Transformation

Lecture 1: Message transformation JSON >XML

Lecture 2: Message transformation XML >JSON

Lecture 3: Map Policy – JSON to another JSON format

Chapter 7: Routing Techniques

Lecture 1: Operation Switch Policy

Lecture 2: Switch Policy

Chapter 8: Error Handling

Lecture 1: Handling Errors in Assembly?

Lecture 2: How to use Throw policy

Chapter 9: Packaging, Publishing APIs and Traffic Management

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create Product and configure Plan

Lecture 3: Subscriptions & Traffic Management

Chapter 10: Traffic Management – Part 2

Lecture 1: Rate Plan configured for 2 APIs in a Product

Lecture 2: Customize the API list in the Product

Lecture 3: Configure Rate Limit at Operation level

Chapter 11: Managing Products and APIs

Lecture 1: Product Versioning

Lecture 2: Create a new version of the Product and API

Lecture 3: Deprecate the API

Lecture 4: Retire the API

Lecture 5: Restage the Product

Lecture 6: Republish the Product

Lecture 7: Supersede an existing Product – Success scenario

Lecture 8: Supersede an existing Product – Failed scenario

Lecture 9: Replace an existing Product – Success scenario

Lecture 10: Replace an existing Product – Failed scenario

Lecture 11: Lifecycle Approvals

Chapter 12: API Analytics

Lecture 1: Reading the Analytics – Dashboard/Discovery

Lecture 2: Analytics for Catalog

Lecture 3: Analytics for Space

Lecture 4: Analytics for App

Lecture 5: Activity Log

Instructors

Prashant Naik
Integration Architect

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3 stars: 12 votes

4 stars: 33 votes

5 stars: 47 votes

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