Apigee API Management

1. Apigee API Management

When an organization has implemented API's, it's important to maintain and manage them effectively. This can be done using a platform such as Apigee API management, Google Cloud's API management service to operate API's with enhanced scale security and automation. Apigee is a popular choice for organizations that need to manage their API's because it offers many benefits. It helps organizations secure their API's by providing features such as authentication, authorization and data encryption. It tracks and analyzes API usage with real time analytics and historical reporting. It helps with developing and deploying API's through a visual API editor and a test sandbox. It offers API versioning, API documentation, and even API throttling, which is the process of limiting the number of API requests a user can make in a certain period. AccuWeather has enjoyed great success, sharing its world class weather data through APIs with a range of global partners who have built applications for connected cars, smart homes, wearables, smart TV's, mobile devices, and more. But the company wanted to get its data into the hands of a new customer, individual developers. It needed a way to engage this audience and tailor its offerings to the varying needs of developers and monetize those different offering levels accordingly. To implement a simple and fast way for developers to start building with an appropriate level of API calls and features for their needs, AccuWeather realized it required a sophisticated API management platform. One that enabled different tiers of offerings by bundling API's into different products, each with their own rate limits and pricing. With Apigee managing API's for AccuWeather, their users can customize API consumption to their specific needs. While Apigee helps attract and build that traffic. With the customizable Apigee developer portal, developers can sign up quickly, learn about the AccuWeather API's and test them out. With built in analytics, AccuWeather can keep close tabs on who's signing up, what traffic they're producing and from where, and also observe unexpected patterns in traffic activity.

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