After deployment:
• You need a quick way to provide and maintain API keys. • You must add rate limiting if you want to avoid surprising bills. • You need to watch your analytics and monitor your API. Are people using it? How? • You need to secure your API. • And sometimes you need to make money 😉
I have dealt with these issues multiple times, and I need to deliver fast without compromises;
That’s when I found Zuplo, a fully managed API Management platform built for developers.
Zuplo sits between your clients and your backend API. Your clients could be other servers, mobile devices, browsers, or IoT devices.
The traffic goes through the Zuplo gateway, where you can enforce protections before they hit your backend.
You can store your gateway definition in OpenAPI/Swagger files that can be source-controlled, and it also provides a simple UI to manage them.
Why Zuplo?
• Fast deployment times and unlimited environments. • GitOps workflow, so you always control your code - deploy to 300+ data centers globally on every Git push. • Expansive policy catalog, including API Key Authentication, Rate Limiting, and Request Validation. • Ability to write custom endpoints and policies in Typescript. • Advanced analytics on your API usage.
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