The Modern Way Of Managing APIs using Protobuf and OpenAPI. Bootstrapping a Modern API - The idea of this project is to provide you with a bootstrap for your next API based project(e.g microservices). Keep your API development up to date and see how to use Protobuf and OpenAPI for your integration needs.
I am a tech-enthusiast, and I love sharing new technologies, ideas, and innovations about software development. This time, I will be talking about API contract management with Protobuf and OpenAPI.
One of the most important aspects of microservices-based applications is the ability to deploy microservices completely independent of one another. To achieve this independence, each microservice must provide a versioned, well-defined contract to its clients. Each service must not break contracts until it's known that no other microservice relies on a particular contract version.
In this post, I am going to present a project containing patterns, tools, and technologies used to develop contract-based APIs which will help teams communicate and ensure compatibility.
The idea of this project is to provide you with a bootstrap for your next API based project(e.g microservices). We are addressing some of the main challenges that everyone faces when starting with this type of project. This project will definitely help you get an understanding of the API lifecycle and save you a lot of time when setting up your initial API architecture.
In this blog post, I will walk through some concepts and technologies that we have placed in our bootstrap modern API management project. I’m not planning on going very deep into the concepts and tools — we have a lot of posts about those out there — the intention here is to present an application example containing everything when developing contract-based APIs.
This project tries to provide a modern approach to manage APIs, combining the Protobuf and OpenAPI specifications.
The project tries to solve the following challenges:
What is REST? The REST acronym is defined as a “REpresentational State Transfer” and is designed to take advantage of existing HTTP protocols when used
In this tutorial, you will learn the fundamentals of RESTful API design by applying REST principles and best practices. In additon, learn how to define resources, methods, requests, and responses.
In this article, look at different ways to test microservices and how you can have a suitable testing strategy to begin with.
This article describes the nature of microservices applications, contrasts them with monolithic apps, and talk about microservices in data management.
This article describes the nature of microservices applications, contrasts them with monolithic apps, and talk about microservices in data management.