Introduction
In this article, I am going to explain the main purpose of API instance and its use in the Anypoint Platform. This is a follow-up article of the previous one.
What is API Instance?
Imagine the Java class paradigm. Multiple objects can be created from a single Java class. Approximately the same principle applies to this API instance concept. Let’s suppose that our API (The RAML specs that we created in Design Center and published in the Exchange as an asset) is the Java class. Now we can create multiple instances from the API in multiple environments. Just imagine something as shown below to get an idea. https://goo.gl/MHYvPr #DataIntegration #ML
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