Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.01 GB | Duration: 11h 3m
Apigee provisioning, Service callout, Java callout, Oauth, HMAC, JWT, JWS, XML /JSON threat protection, SOAP, OAS
What you’ll learn
Apigee provisioning, Create API Proxy and API products
Applying security to API proxy – API key, OAUTH 2.0, Basic Auth
Flow callout, Service callout, Java callout, JavaScript policy implmentation
Message tranformation, and handling SOAP webservices
Create an API proxy using OpenAPI specification
Validation using OpenAPI spec and WSDL
Implementation of traffic management policies
HMAC, JWT and JWS policy implementation
XML Threat protection policy and JSON Threat protection policy implementation
Requirements
Basics of JSON and XML message formats.
Description
The course starts by explaining the API and its life cycle as per APIGEE. The APIGEE provisioning is explained and configured showing all the steps. Once this is created we can build API proxies and API products. Components of the APIGEE are explained and the relationship between these. Different kinds of policies are used while creating the API proxies. The proxy creation starts with the basic proxies to understand the apigee environemnt. The proxy creation is explained both in Classic and the new Proxy Editor. After understanding the environment, the course continues to explain and create different proxies with with complex policies. These are the different kinds of API proxies created Calling SOAP webservicesCalling Java Class and utilize the functionality of Java.Service callout policy is used call external endpoints in between the service to get the needed information for the proxy.Flow callout policy implemented to call shared flows so that same functionality implementation can be reused.JavaScript policy is implemented to demonstrate the functionality of JavaScript and how to interact with Flow variables in API proxy and JavaScript code.Different kinds of security handling is explained and implemented using policies like Oauth, Basic Authentication, XML Thret Protection, JSON Threat Protection, JSON Web Token(JWT), JSON Web Signature (JWS), API key, and HMAC. The API creation to API deployment steps are explained to understand the system completely. How to use components like Developer portal, Apps, and Product are explained with examples.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is an API?
Lecture 3 API lifecycle
Section 2: Introduction to APIGEE
Lecture 4 What is APIGEE ?
Lecture 5 Understand Work Environment
Section 3: APIGEE Provisioning
Lecture 6 Introduction
Lecture 7 Create Project and APIGEE Service
Lecture 8 Proxy Editor – Old Version Vs New Version
Section 4: Components of APIGEE
Lecture 9 Environment
Lecture 10 Environment Groups
Lecture 11 API Proxy & API Product & Developer
Lecture 12 Developer Portal
Lecture 13 Relation between APIGEE components
Section 5: Create APIs
Lecture 14 Understand the Flows in API Proxy
Lecture 15 Create an API – Introduction
Lecture 16 Flow Configuration
Lecture 17 Flow Variables
Lecture 18 Basic Policies in Apigee
Lecture 19 Create Loopback API Proxy
Lecture 20 Create Reverse Proxy using Policies
Lecture 21 How to Debug the Flow
Lecture 22 SOAP Service – Proxy to call SOAP Webservice
Lecture 23 SOAP Message Validation
Lecture 24 Import and Export of API Proxies
Section 6: Open API Specification – OAS
Lecture 25 Introduction – OAS
Lecture 26 No Target API Proxy with OAS 3.0 document
Lecture 27 Reverse API Proxy with OAS 3.0 document
Lecture 28 Validate API Proxy against OAS
Section 7: Working with Assign Message Policy
Lecture 29 Connect Salesforce to get Access Token
Lecture 30 Create and update Flow Variables
Section 8: Working with Extract Message Policy
Lecture 31 Extract XML message contents
Lecture 32 Extract JSON message contents
Section 9: Products and Apps
Lecture 33 Create Product and Publish to Portal
Lecture 34 Create App and configure
Section 10: Message Transformation
Lecture 35 XML to JSON Message
Lecture 36 JSON to XML Message
Lecture 37 XSLT transformation
Section 11: Traffic Management Policies
Lecture 38 Spike Arrest
Lecture 39 Flow Hooks – Add spike Arrest
Lecture 40 Quota
Section 12: Extensions
Lecture 41 Shared Flows
Lecture 42 Flow Callout
Lecture 43 Service Callouts Introduction
Lecture 44 Service Callout – HTTP – Method 1
Lecture 45 Service Callout – HTTP – Method 2
Lecture 46 Service Callout – Proxy Chaining
Lecture 47 Service Callout – Path Chaining
Lecture 48 Java Callouts Introduction
Lecture 49 Java Callout – Greeting Message
Lecture 50 Java Callout – Greeting and Error Message
Lecture 51 Java Callout – Arithmetic Addition
Lecture 52 Java Callout – Arithmetic Addition + Data in Query Parameters
Lecture 53 JavaScript – Example 1
Lecture 54 JavaScript – Example 2
Section 13: Security
Lecture 55 Verify API Key
Lecture 56 Basic Authentication – Encode
Lecture 57 Basic Authentication – Decode
Lecture 58 OAuth Introduction
Lecture 59 Oauth 2.0 : grant_type – client_credentials
Lecture 60 HMAC Policy Implementation
Lecture 61 Create and Verify JSON Web Token (JWT)
Lecture 62 Create and Verify JSON Web Signature (JWS)
Lecture 63 XML threat protection
Lecture 64 JSON threat protection
Experienced professionals who want to switch their career in API economy,Beginners in IT industry who want to learn this high demand skill.
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/api-development-with-apigee-x/
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