Apigee is an API management platform that enables you to design, secure, deploy, monitor, and scale APIs.
Monolithic architectures are passing out of vogue these days and are increasingly being replaced by more modular service-oriented architectures with specific APIs for different purposes. Consequently, APIs are becoming valuable resources, and regulating access to APIs and monetizing their usage is becoming very important. In this course, Streamlining API Management Using Google Apigee, you will gain the ability to build, deploy and fine-tune API proxies to enforce policies and regulate access to your APIs on the Google Cloud Platform. First, you will learn the powerful features and often underestimated advantages of using a fully-fledged API management platform like Apigee where you can create policies to administer quotas, authorize users, charge for the usage of your APIs, enforce limits on usage and protect against security threats. Next, you will discover how to create, deploy and undeploy API proxies using Apigee Edge. Then, you will take advantage of Preflows, Postflows, and ConditionalFlows, which are ways to specify logic that the Apigee Edge Proxy will enforce. Finally, you will explore how to integrate Apigee with Google App Engine. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Apigee Edge needed to protect, monetize, and fine-tune your APIs.
Monolithic architectures are passing out of vogue these days and are increasingly being replaced by more modular service-oriented architectures with specific APIs for different purposes. Consequently, APIs are becoming valuable resources, and regulating access to APIs and monetizing their usage is becoming very important. In this course, Streamlining API Management Using Google Apigee, you will gain the ability to build, deploy and fine-tune API proxies to enforce policies and regulate access to your APIs on the Google Cloud Platform. First, you will learn the powerful features and often underestimated advantages of using a fully-fledged API management platform like Apigee where you can create policies to administer quotas, authorize users, charge for the usage of your APIs, enforce limits on usage and protect against security threats. Next, you will discover how to create, deploy and undeploy API proxies using Apigee Edge. Then, you will take advantage of Preflows, Postflows, and ConditionalFlows, which are ways to specify logic that the Apigee Edge Proxy will enforce. Finally, you will explore how to integrate Apigee with Google App Engine. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Apigee Edge needed to protect, monetize, and fine-tune your APIs.
