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We regularly write about our technical experiences (good and bad) and what we're learning from the market.

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Assessing Azure API Management Authorisation Approaches

Posted by Paco de la Cruz on 24 April 2023

Azure, Azure API Management, api, security, OAuth 2.0

Introduction

As part of consulting engagements, it is common that customers ask for guidance on the different authentication and authorisation approaches available on API Management and how these approaches meet their security needs while offering support to existing legacy API clients. While many people now know...

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Addressing the Dynamics 365 API Service Protection Limits using Boomi and Azure APIM

Posted by Sarah Fernando on 20 October 2021

Azure API Management, api, Boomi, dynamic connection properties, d365 rate limits

Introduction

Boomi can mediate interactions with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Custom Engagement by invoking the Dataverse API. In situations where applications need to support real-time synchronous interactions, measures need to be in place to ensure that threshold limits that are imposed by the Dataverse API are not...

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Smart Stubbing Framework

Posted by Sandeep Kumar Pandey on 06 January 2021

Integration, Digital Transformation, api, mule, mulesoft, stubs

Consider an Integration project in which the timelines of the different layers make it hard to synchronise the development and test phases across different systems. Or an application integrating with an external system that charges for every call made. Wouldn't it be desirable to limit the paid invocations to such...

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Comparing Istio with Netflix Frameworks for Inter-Microservices Communications

Posted by Elmira Hasanzadeh on 04 September 2018

Architecture, Microservices, tech, api, istio, netflix, service mesh, gcp

The technical advancements in every aspect of software development lifecycle make it clear that there are more than one solution to any problem. In this article I examine Istio’s service mesh capabilities to address issues that developers face while creating microservices and compare it with the widely adopted Netflix...

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Microservices using Spring Boot & Swagger - Part 1

Posted by Bharat Patel on 10 August 2018

Microservices, tech, api, java, swagger, spring

Microservices have become popular as a way of eliminating hidden dependencies between software components and allowing fine-grained deployment without dragging along unneccessary context. In this way, microservices promote autonomy for agile development teams and allow an application to evolve more naturally and in...

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Building A Continuous Delivery Pipeline for StreamSets

Posted by Ahmed Huwait on 07 July 2018

api, streamsets, ci-cd, unit-testing

StreamSets DataCollector (SDC) is a data streaming tool that helps you move data from where it is generated or collected, to where you need it for analysis or processing. I personally found SDC interesting as it sits somewhere between systems integration, which is my background and big data, which was new to me at the...

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It's the Autonomy, Stupid!

Posted by Saul Caganoff on 23 August 2017

Microservices, platforms, api, innovation, agility, culture

We make companies feel young again by helping them move faster, to be more nimble and creative. Many factors go into “feeling young” and all of them lie in that nexus of forces that are changing the way business and technology work together. The scale and the breadth of change can be bewildering but a closer look...

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Developing Bulk APIs with Mule, RAML and APIKit

Posted by Robert Valk on 02 December 2014

tech, api, mule, raml, streaming, apikit

Recently we’ve been writing quite a few ‘bulk’ APIs - where consumers don’t want a single resource, or a screenful of search results but instead need (close to) the entire record set. In this blog we discuss several features of the Mule ESB platform that make is easy to design and implement bulk APIs over a variety of...

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Characterizing Microservices

Posted by Saul Caganoff on 03 September 2014

Architecture, Microservices, api, soa

My last microservices post welcomed the opportunity to further the conversation about service oriented architectures, because frankly the SOA job isn’t done yet. But I didn’t actually talk about what microservices are. Here I write down a simple definition.

Well, actually there isn’t one. Microservices are a little...

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Microservices! Really?

Posted by Saul Caganoff on 21 August 2014

Architecture, Microservices, api, soa

My colleague Yamen recently started the Sydney Microservices meetup group and the response was surprisingly strong with more than 86 people registered within 10 days. The first meetup on September 3 has 36 RSVPs. This is merely a local indication of the buzz that surrounds microservices at the moment.

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