Create and Manage APIs with API Connect, Swagger and Bluemix

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Raghavan “Rags” Srinivas, Architect, IBM @ragss Sai Vennam, Software Engineer, Developer, IBM @sai_vennam Sanjay Joshi, IBM @jStartter Enabling other developers and organizations to use your APIs through their own applications and services provides a compelling system for innovation and monetization. The Swagger spec (v2.0), recently donated to the Open API Initiative (OAI), is part of an open source project for better creation and documentation of APIs. Companies are empowering developers via these initiatives to leverage the data and build apps around it. This hands-on session helps you get started with creating APIs for consumption by developers in a well-documented, secure, and easy-to-manage form.

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IBM API CONNECT
Bringing awesome to your APIs

GAME PLAN
➤ What in the heck is IBM API Connect? (And what are we
covering today?)
➤ How can I get it?
➤ How can I use it?
➤ Where do I learn more and ask for help?

CREATE
➤ You can create APIs via the UI or CLI
➤ You can import existing APIs
➤ You can mashup APIs

RUN
➤ Ability to test APIs
➤ Language help provided (Java, Node, PHP, Curl, and more)

MANAGE
➤ Take a set of APIs and deﬁne a "product"
➤ Create and manage a complete developer portal (docs +
testing)
➤ Deep analytics (what APIs are being used and how often)

SECURE
➤ Deﬁne how people login
➤ Deﬁne when they must login
➤ Set up rate limits

PRE-REQ
➤ Install npm (Node Package Manager)
➤ Easiest way is to install Node
➤ At command prompt/terminal, type npm

LOOPBACK
➤ A Node.js framework built on Express
➤ Focused on creating REST-based APIs
➤ Complete CRUD + Search
➤ Server-side ORM-like
➤ Model-based approach
➤ Security support
➤ Lots, lots, more (like lots of lots)
➤ http://loopback.io

DEMO
➤ Create a new application
➤ Launch the API Designer
➤ Test the API
➤ Add our own API
➤ Create + Run

FYI - BLUEMIX
➤ Platform as a Service solution
➤ Does lots and lots and lots of stuﬀ (my marketing, not IBM)
➤ https://console.ng.bluemix.net/registration/

CREATING A LOOPBACK APP
➤ Reminder - this isn't required
➤ apic loopback

TESTING THE APIS
➤ Explore menu
➤ Sample code provided as well as a browser-based testing
➤ https issues to watch out for...

ADDING NEW APIS
➤ Visual via the editor
➤ CLI

ADDING NEW APIS VIA SWAGGER
➤ You can import via Swagger ﬁles or URLs
➤ To the demo!

WRAP UP
➤ Docs: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/doc/
➤ Getting Started: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/
getting-started/
➤ Blog: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/blog/
➤ Intro videos: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/
2016/06/02/introducing-the-api-connect-getting-started-
video-series/
➤
HOL at ibm.biz/apichol

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Create and Manage APIs with API Connect, Swagger and Bluemix

1. IBM API CONNECT Bringing awesome to your APIs

2. GAME PLAN ➤ What in the heck is IBM API Connect? (And what are we covering today?) ➤ How can I get it? ➤ How can I use it? ➤ Where do I learn more and ask for help?

5. CREATE ➤ You can create APIs via the UI or CLI ➤ You can import existing APIs ➤ You can mashup APIs

6. RUN ➤ Ability to test APIs ➤ Language help provided (Java, Node, PHP, Curl, and more)

7. MANAGE ➤ Take a set of APIs and deﬁne a "product" ➤ Create and manage a complete developer portal (docs + testing) ➤ Deep analytics (what APIs are being used and how often)

8. SECURE ➤ Deﬁne how people login ➤ Deﬁne when they must login ➤ Set up rate limits

9. LETS DO IT!

10. PRE-REQ ➤ Install npm (Node Package Manager) ➤ Easiest way is to install Node ➤ At command prompt/terminal, type npm

11. npm install -g apiconnect

12. LOOPBACK ➤ A Node.js framework built on Express ➤ Focused on creating REST-based APIs ➤ Complete CRUD + Search ➤ Server-side ORM-like ➤ Model-based approach ➤ Security support ➤ Lots, lots, more (like lots of lots) ➤ http://loopback.io

13. DEMO ➤ Create a new application ➤ Launch the API Designer ➤ Test the API ➤ Add our own API ➤ Create + Run

14. FYI - BLUEMIX ➤ Platform as a Service solution ➤ Does lots and lots and lots of stuﬀ (my marketing, not IBM) ➤ https://console.ng.bluemix.net/registration/

15. FYI - DESIGNER HELP

16. CREATING A LOOPBACK APP ➤ Reminder - this isn't required ➤ apic loopback

17. TESTING THE APIS ➤ Explore menu ➤ Sample code provided as well as a browser-based testing ➤ https issues to watch out for...

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19. ADDING NEW APIS ➤ Visual via the editor ➤ CLI

20. ADDING NEW APIS VIA SWAGGER ➤ You can import via Swagger ﬁles or URLs ➤ To the demo!

21. WRAP UP ➤ Docs: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/doc/ ➤ Getting Started: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/ getting-started/ ➤ Blog: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/blog/ ➤ Intro videos: https://developer.ibm.com/apiconnect/ 2016/06/02/introducing-the-api-connect-getting-started- video-series/ ➤ HOL at ibm.biz/apichol

22. THANK YOU! @raymondcamden

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