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End-to-End API Monetization with Azure APIM, Stripe, and Moesif

Many API developers and companies struggle to find ways to set up systems to monetize their APIs easily. Some are simple but not customizable and some are complex and require massive engineering effort to actually get it all running. To make things easier, Moesif created the Billing Meters feature which gives massive customizability but with a minimal amount of code and engineering effort to monetize APIs.

How To Use Retention Reports in Moesif

Product retention is an extremely important metric to check the health of your business. Calculating the retention rate of your business will return the percentage of users who continue using your product or service over a given time period. Retention can really be seen as a gauge for customer loyalty and a good reflection of the quality of your customer relationship with a new or existing customer.

How To Export Postman Collections | Moesif in 100 Seconds

Moesif supports selecting and exporting API Calls as a Postman Collection for easy replay. This enables a few different functionalities like exporting API calls for debugging any problematic API calls or even sequences of API calls and creating robust test suites in Postman from your actual API data in Moesif. Join Matt as he shows you how to export Collections from Moesif and easily import them into Postman, in 100 seconds or less.

How To Set Up Metered Billing Using Stripe in Moesif

Once you decide to monetize your app or APIs, the journey begins to find a simple and robust solution for billing. At Moesif, we know that a billing solution is actually really tough to implement. Getting your product from “0-to-monetization” is not always a straightforward path, even if it should be. Our no-code approach to billing is a simple and elegant way to very rapidly gain the capability to bill customers for usage. Easy monetization is the premise for our latest feature for generating revenue from your apps and APIs.

Introducing Kong Gateway 3.0 [User Call]

Kong Gateway 3.0 is now out and it's bringing a ton of useful functionality for you all to use. It's adding OpenTelemetry tracing, advanced secrets management and a brand new router in addition to the usual performance increases. Michael Heap (Director of Developer Experience at Kong) takes you through the deprecations, breaking changes and brand new features that you need to be aware of in Kong Gateway 3.0.

Data Mesh Architecture: Understanding the Four Key Components

Organizations worldwide put their best foot forward to create a centralized database where information is gathered, stored, and managed. Their data engineers transform difficult-to-decipher datasets into data pipelines that can be used by data scientists, analysts, and consumers. However, the new data mesh concept championed by Zhamak Dehghani, the director of technology for IT consultancy firm ThoughtWorks, allows domain teams to conduct cross-domain data analysis independently.

CIAM: Codifying the ever-changing keys to B2B commerce

WSO2 recently announced the release of their Private CIAM Cloud service, and it made me think about the changing role of personal identity versus business entity in today’s complex distributed software environments. The CIAM space has evolved far beyond the traditional end user’s need for identity and access to applications in a B2C (business to customer) scenario.

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Load Testing: How Fast Can We Go?

Speedscale creates load tests from recorded traffic so generating load is pretty core to what we do. As a brief overview, we record traffic from your service in one environment and replay it in another, optionally increasing load several fold. During a replay the Speedscale load generator makes requests against the system under test (SUT), with the responses from external dependencies like APIs or a payment processor optionally mocked out for consistency. Your service is the SUT here. Currently the load generator runs as a single process, usually inside a pod in Kubernetes. So how fast is this thing, and how did we get to where we are today?

Step-by-step Guide: Build and host an API

This guide will take you through the steps to build and host an API using Linx. It will cover building a straightforward API to retrieve product data. You will be provided with the data, instructions for what tools to use, relevant scripts and all steps to get the API live. It will take about 20 to 30 minutes to complete all steps.