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API Security Best Practices – How to protect your RESTful APIs

API Security Best Practices – How to protect your RESTful APIs

Learn how to protect your RESTful APIs. In this week’s episode, I tell you all the collected API Security best practices. Don’t miss any upcoming episode and subscribe to the API-University channel on youtube. Learn about security and best practices

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gRPC API Style for high-performance APIs

Researching architectural styles for APIs? gRPC is an API style that follows the remote procedure pattern and allows for high-performance implementations. It follows the remote procedure pattern. If you are researching which architectural style to apply, and you start on

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REST APIs with HATEOAS

The REST constraints tell us to design APIs according to HATEAOS (Hypertext as the Engine of Application State). The Richardson Maturity Model rates APIs according to the fulfillment of these constraints and assigns the highest rating (level 3) to the

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Richardson Maturity Model – classify REST-like APIs

Richardson Maturity Model – classify REST-like APIs

Not every service that is exposed over HTTP is compliant with the REST constraints. Sometimes one can find services, which are advertised as being RESTful, but in reality, they follow the RPC style. In fact, there may even be a

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Find your way in AppSync – AWS AppSync Architecture

Find your way in AppSync – AWS AppSync Architecture

AWS AppSync is a fully-managed serverless GraphQL infrastructure. Because it runs on a serverless, managed infrastructure, it scales automatically and does not require any manual installation nor any maintenance. Thus, AppSync allows us to get started quickly without any impediments.

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APIs and Events are the Hands and Eyes

There are two essential concepts for integration today: APIs and events. APIs allow for reading and writing data, calling functionality and starting processes. APIs connect us with actuators in the digital world that enable us to do and change things.

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What is a GraphQL Pattern?

GraphQL queries consist of one or more patterns which are matched against the big graph containing all the data on the server. The patterns describe a subgraph of the big graph and is used to search for the relevant data in the

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AppSync Architecture

Let’s have a look at the AppSync architecture. In the figure below we have depicted such a high-level solution architecture for an app, an AppSync API and AWS data sources. On the left-hand side we have the clients connecting to

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What is a GraphQL Query?

To read data with GraphQL, the client uses the query method. In the pattern of this query, the client has to explicitly specify all the object and fields it is interested in. As a result of the query, the client

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What are GraphQL Subscriptions?

What are GraphQL Subscriptions?

Modern clients need to get near real-time updates that get triggered when something changes on the server. For example, an instant messaging app needs to get notified, when a new message arrives on the server, or a weather app needs

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