Author: admin

I’ve been thinking about the potential for measuring value exchange at the API management level a lot more lately, and while I’m working on a project to profile banks that are needing to comply with the PSD2 regulations in Europe, I’m thinking about the missed opportunities for the API providers I’m using to fuel my research to leverage the value I’m generating. I’m using a variety of data enrichment APIs for helping add to the contact data, corporate profiles, images, documents, patents, and other valuable data to what I’m doing as part of my wider research into the API space. While these APIs have valuable services that I am paying for, all of the APIs are just using one HTTP verb – GET.

On a regular basis I come across incorrect, or incomplete data, and as part of my work I dive in and correct the data, and continue to connect the dots. I often find better copies of logos, add in relevant business profile data, and I always provide very detailed information regarding a company’s API – which I find to be some of the most telling aspects of what a company does, or doesn’t do. I’m thankful for the services that the third-party APIs I utilize, but I think they are missing out on a pretty big opportunity for trusted partners like me to be able to POST or PUT the data I am gathering back to their systems. https://goo.gl/JCfHs2 #DataIntegration #ML

ICYDK: Message Handling Options in Azure

Messages are published from publishers to receivers and there might be scenarios where the receivers respond back. For example, they may contain information regarding a purchasing order or they might hold routing/processing steps. There might be contractual agreements on the time within which they should be processed, the order in which they should be processed, the value associated with them, etc.

Azure Service Bus, Azure Logic Apps, and Azure API Gateway are some of the message handling options available in Azure. https://goo.gl/oRqNYF #DataIntegration #ML