When you operate an active API platform there are many different things occurring at any given moment. Modern approaches to API management emerged in 2006 to help us make sense of what is happening across our API platforms. APIs are all about understanding how our digital assets are being used, and developing an awareness of what web, mobile, network, and device applications are up to. In the API economy, can you articulate what your most significant API events that are occurring on a daily basis?
API events might be as simple as a new contact being added, or it could be as detailed as a sequence of multiple record insertions, updates, and views of data, equating to a specific type of transaction. Event-driven architecture is all about being able to not just being able to define and respond to any types of events, but also be able to define, subscribe, and tune into the most meaningful events. Most importantly, it is about being able to do this in a high-volume, distributed environment, being operated across many teams, and delivering services to a diverse API ecosystem. https://goo.gl/mPkZ4P #DataIntegration #ML
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