[WSO2 Summit EMEA 2020] Accelerate and Secure Services Integration with WSO2 API Manager

As microservices-based applications are inherently distributed, the integration of microservices is becoming one of the hardest things when realizing microservices architecture. Rather than using a conventional centralized ESB for integrating services, microservices are integrated based on the smart-endpoints terminology, where all the smarts live at the endpoints while they are interconnected via a lightweight messaging infrastructure. These smart endpoints are often built as integration microservices on top of cloud-native integration technologies. In this deck, Kasun will explore some key integration patterns for building integration microservices.

This document discusses digital supply chains in banking enabled by APIs and open banking. It introduces open banking and how APIs act as connectors within a bank's ecosystem of consumers, product owners, regulators, and other partners. The digital lifecycle from discovery to experience is described. The document then discusses Intellect Design Arena's partnership with WSO2 to deliver an open banking solution for a UK bank client, including implementing PSD2, security architecture, and certifications achieved.

This deck on WSO2 API Management focuses on the latest microgateway offering. The session will discuss features, benefits of using microgateway and patterns of usage. Check out our upcoming workshops: https://wso2.com/events/workshops/

Scania is transitioning from an application-centric to a data-centric mindset by allowing for better discoverability and sharing of data. WSO2 API Manager is a step towards enabling this within the organization across different functional domains, as well as with third party developers. This presentation explores the vision and challenges around the API-first approach, implementation of WSO2 API Manager, and the potential future roadmap. Watch the session on-demand here:

The next generation of banking revolves around consumer experiences, with success hinging on the ability to offer consumers personalised value in their moment of need. Collaborating with a diverse ecosystem of partners is essential for banks to consistently deliver this experience at scale. However, traditional banking, built on complex internalised processes, was not built for this. As a solution, Dassana will introduce “the Banking Experience Canvas”, a technical framework built on unbundled banking services made available via APIs on a service mesh. He will demonstrate how this enables deeper collaboration with agile service providers, further empowering consumers to stitch together highly relevant financial services experiences from the bank and a rich fintech ecosystem. Watch the session on-demand here: https://wso2.com/library/summit-2020/emea/fintech-ecosystems-consumer-experiences/

This document discusses API management for GraphQL APIs. It begins with an introduction to GraphQL and then covers how API management platforms can support GraphQL APIs, including developer portals, enforcing security and policies at the gateway, and analytics. Key capabilities for GraphQL API management include importing GraphQL schemas, analyzing query complexity, enforcing rate limits on operations, and providing insights into usage patterns and latency from analytics. The document emphasizes that GraphQL is a good fit for some problems but API management is still needed to maximize benefits for both GraphQL API providers and consumers.

Enterprises are increasingly adopting different types of devices into their business operations every day. Some of these are standard mobile devices such as tablets, smartphones, and laptops, while other categories of devices such as sensors, PLCs, communication gateways, edge computing devices, CCTV cameras, etc. are also heavily used to monitor and control various areas that impact the business supply/consumption chain. When using these types of devices, business processes must be changed to enable seamless communications while adhering to the rest of the enterprise application development paradigms. This is when a unified set of API endpoints (UEM) representing complete enterprise device deployment becomes a game-changer. This deck discusses how the Entgra IoT Platform offers a standardized set of APIs for making enterprise device onboarding simpler, be it standard mobile devices traditionally managed through MDMs or IoTtype of devices. The Entgra IoT Platform was formerly known as the WSO2 IoT Platform and it is now developed and supported by the same team that nurtured in at WSO2 under Entgra brand. Watch the session on-demand here: https://wso2.com/library/summit-2020/apac/unified-endpoint-management-apis-for-enterprise-devices/

In an API-driven world, consumers want to discover APIs while producers seek to list their APIs and API products in a thriving API ecosystem. The primary goal of an API marketplace is to create a platform that supports this high-intensive interaction seamlessly while also transforming the technical definition of a consumer and a producer into a natural business experience, which happens between a buyer and a seller. This deck will present the capabilities of an API marketplace, how it can be used for all APIs at different levels in an organization, and how it easily falls into place in an Integrated API Supply Chain.

This webinar discusses hybrid integration and an API-driven integration approach. Hybrid integration involves connecting both on-premise and cloud applications and data sources using a single integration platform. An API-driven approach focuses on designing APIs first before considering integration needs. The webinar also covers microservices integration architectures and how container technologies like Docker can be used for integration deployments in modern cloud-native environments.