Evolution of API Management and Emerging Trends
summary
Chronicles API versions from WSDL and SOAP (circa 2005) through Swagger/OpenAPI (2010–2015) to a claimed API 3.0 focus on synchronous plus asynchronous protocols, then argues API 4.0 means unified governance across Kafka MQTT RabbitMQ and REST with protocol mediation so external partners can call internal event brokers as REST. Shows a live use case exposing Kafka to external consumers, describes multi-gateway federation and cites a 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant debut and 100% willingness to recommend award.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00API management evolution
- 0:46API 1.0 and web services
- 1:28API 2.0 and REST APIs
- 2:13API 3.0 and event-native
- 3:16API 4.0 and decentralized
- 5:04Event-native API use
- 7:12Multi-gateway challenges
- 9:18AI in API automation
- 10:42Gravity’s API platform
- 14:00Summary and Q&A
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