Pillars of the Successful API Governance
summary
Defines five concrete pillars: a governed domain and capability model that maps business terms to JSON schema components, an API-first contract approach that enables producer/consumer parallel work and cuts time to market and defects, consistency rules (naming, URIs, templates) to raise adoption, a federated repo with pull requests for scalable inner sourcing, and a governance org plus an API registry exposing events and machine APIs that automates proxies and lifecycle tooling while marketing and ambassadors drive uptake.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:31ADP's Strength is Data
- 4:02Quote of the Day
- 4:24ADP as a Service Company
- 6:12Ideal API
- 6:56Reality Check
- 9:46Domain and the Capability Model
- 11:36API First Design Approach
- 13:42API Consistency
- 16:16Federated API Design - Scale API Portfolio
- 16:55API Governance Organization
- 19:48Federated Governance / Guidance Process
- 20:57Communication and Marketing
- 23:21Pillars of Success - Summary
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