In digital environments where APIs are rapidly multiplying, maintaining control without slowing down innovation has become a strategic challenge. Many organizations try to address this with overly rigid API Governance processes that, far from helping, end up adding bureaucracy, delays, and friction for development teams. The key is not to govern more, but to govern […]
Managing APIs in Apigee can become complex when deployments are manual, there are no clear standards, and each team works ‘their own way’. In an APIQuality webinar, its CEO, Marco Antonio Sanz, shows how to accelerate and standardise the API lifecycle in Apigee by applying an API as Code approach with a visual layer over
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Table of Contents AI readiness scoring Default templates Comments New openapi editor (Beta) Approval lifecycle for executing different stages Package executor Default template stage Apigee Kong Wso2 IBM Bug and minor improvements AI readiness scoring From now on, a new scoring system can be calculated for APIs. To obtain it, we must enable a stage
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When is an API not backward compatible? An API is considered not backward compatible when changes are made that could break existing integrations. Requests: Changing an optional attribute to required in the request body. Adding a new required attribute. Deleting an existing required attribute. Modifying the format of an attribute. Check backward compatibility in responses
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Preparing to create an API with AI There are three key elements to creating an API using AI: Style Guides: These help define the API format and ensure consistency. API Template: Provides a ready-made API example to guide the creation process. Prompt: It’s crucial to define a prompt beforehand to instruct the AI effectively. Creating
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