Using CF Route Services to Publish, Secure and Monitor APIs
summary
Demonstrates building an API management gateway as a Cloud Foundry Route Service using CF Route Services 1.7 and the Apigee Edge service bound to an app route so requests are proxied for OAuth, API key checks, caching, quota and spike arrest enforcement. Shows a Node.js microgateway alternative to avoid round trips through the CF router, uses Swagger/OpenAPI for surface definition, exposes trace and analytics (latency, errors) and the demo validates API key and XML/JSON transformations.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to API management
- 2:27API landscape and usage
- 5:53Styles and categories of APIs
- 8:47Challenges in API operations
- 12:13Security and developer portals
- 16:54Integration with Cloud Foundry
- 21:37Practical demonstration
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