IBM API Management Evaluation
IBM API Management is used for API lifecycle management - for creating, managing and securing APIs. It is an extension of the DataPower …
IBM API Management
IBM API Management
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What is IBM API Management?
IBM API management enables creation and management of web application programming interfaces (API).
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What is IBM API Management?
IBM API management enables creation and management of web application programming interfaces (API).
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IBM API management enables creation and management of web application programming interfaces (API).
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July 09, 2018
IBM API Management Evaluation
IBM API Management is used for API lifecycle management - for creating, managing and securing APIs. It is an extension of the DataPower gateway used to manage cross-functional APIs and services. Used as an enterprise tool for socializing APIs through its discoverability and cataloging features. Performance, scaling and operational statistics are used to help identify hiccups or trends in service disruption.
- Import APIs - We have an existing inventory of APIs and services, so having an easy import process was required. IBM provides the ability to import Swagger so the process was quick and easy.
- Service Offerings - Can create plans to control various model offerings for varying clients depending on the need. You are not locked into a tier structure and can customize if a need arises.
- API Usage - visibility into the use of an API with a wealth of reporting information allows you to support an API from a production use to trending and forecasting any future growth.
- Troubleshooting deployment pipeline - identifying issues with your api based on restrictions through a deployment pipeline is difficult. If a quality assurance environment is less stringent than a production environment, making sure your api is accessible and configured appropriately is tough.
- Code level scripting is limited to javascript and xslt. so if any complex fanning needs to occur, you are limited in tooling.
- Administration is more cumbersome than it needs to be. There are roles/profiles that are defined, but to use a group email for the approval or use of an api needs to managed better. A more thorough thought process needs to be defined - which I think IBM is tackling as an improvement.