Web APIs: A Pillar of Digital Transformation Oracle API Cloud Services – Part 2 by Rolando Carrasco
October 28, 2018 Leave a comment
How to Publish APIs to the API Portal
Either for internal or external purposes, it’s necessary to have an API Portal where 3rd parties or internal developers can register applications to subscribe to APIs. Our API management strategy will be successful only if developers actually use our APIs. And if that happens, we need to:
- Identity those developers
- Manage them
- Communicate to them any changes in our APIs
- Understand how they’re using the APIs
- Receive feedback from them
An API Portal is key to enabling this communication. Oracle API Platform Cloud Service offers an out-of-the-box portal that you can use to fulfill the requirements listed above. In the next section of this article we will publish our Tickets API to the API Portal.
The following steps are performed within the API Manager Portal:
(https://<hostname>:<port>/apiplatform)
Login as an API manager user: Read the complete article here.
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