API management for event driven microservices Fran Mendez, AsyncAPIs

1. Platinum Sponsors

2. Fran Méndez
A little bit about me
Twitter
@fmvilas
Email
fmvilas@gmail.com
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Founder of AsyncAPI Initiative
Former APIs & Integrations Engineer at New Relic

3. Fran Méndez
A little bit about me
Twitter
@fmvilas
Email
fmvilas@gmail.com
Founder of AsyncAPI Initiative
Former APIs & Integrations Engineer at New Relic

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14. The
specification
With it you can describe:
Event-driven microservices
IoT APIs and Sensors
…and actually pretty much any system that
is based on messages an/or events.
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Streaming APIs

15. Tooling
Open source tools
Documentation generators
(HTML, Markdown, React, …)
Code generators
(JS, Go, Java, Python, Spring …)
Online editor
editor.asyncapi.org
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16. It does NOT enforce any
particular protocol
However, it cares about the protocol because its
important information for clients and code
generators.
AMQP
MQTT
WebSockets
HTTP
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And any protocol you want to use…
Kafka

17. AsyncAPI enforces a common language for
everyone.
Language
It’s a basic pilar of communication
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By defining a common language everybody
can easily create interoperable tools,
services and products.

18. Event Lifecycle
Take control of your Eventing lifecycle.
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Design
Documentation
Code Generation
Testing
Event management
Monitoring

19. Event Lifecycle
Take control of your Eventing lifecycle.
Photo by Boris Smokrovic
Design
Documentation
Code Generation
Testing
Event management
Monitoring

21. www.asyncapi.com