Rise of Network APIs
summary
Argument that the network is now programmable with concrete hooks: iOS apps can add a few lines of code to request QoS and earn a fast lane validation via the Apple–Cisco integration; Wi‑Fi access points expose APIs for location and loyalty services; edge nodes run Docker containers; the AWS Marketplace sells the Cisco Cloud Services Router for richer network functions; OpenDNS protects 65 million users and processes 80 billion DNS requests per day, feeding APIs and ML-driven threat feeds from a 250‑person security team.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:58Evolution of Network
- 2:29Ciscos portfolio
- 3:06Applications and APIs
- 3:34Network and secure fabric
- 3:53Network transformation
- 4:39Why should app developers care
- 5:05How many have suffered from poor connection
- 6:30Fast Lane Validation
- 7:20Why Network APIs
- 8:22Net DevOps
- 9:13Edge Computing
- 10:01Valueadded services
- 10:17WiFi access points
- 11:23Customer loyalty apps
- 11:53Security
- 12:55Open DNS
- 14:43API
- 15:05MultiCloud
- 16:50Recap
- 17:01Evolution
- 17:46Communication
- 18:15Work together
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