In today’s digital world, APIs have become key to connect apps and services, both internally and externally. However, when integrating with external entities like partners and service providers, API security is a major concern for businesses. And from a user’s perspective, traditional authentication approaches in mobile apps or digital channels often deliver a less-than-ideal digital experience.

API observability is essential for enhancing performance, speeding up issue resolution, and tightening security. An API observability tool is crucial for understanding and managing the complex web of API interactions within modern enterprise applications. With the benefits of API observability, you can dive deep into API behavior, ensuring reliability and better user experiences.

Today, we're looking at MySQL vs MS SQL Server. Relational database management systems (RDBMS) form the backbone of enterprise IT. The main difference between MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server is that MySQL is an open-source RDBMS known for its cross-platform compatibility and cost-effectiveness, while Microsoft SQL Server is a commercial RDBMS primarily designed for the Windows platform, offering advanced features and tight integration with Microsoft technologies.

Your API documentation is just as important as your API. It defines how easy it is for users to learn, understand, and use your open-source or paid-for product. In this post, DreamFactory highlights eight of the best API documentation examples from well-known tools. You can use these examples for inspiration when creating your API docs. Here are the key takeaways to know about each of these API documentation examples.

Application developers want to provide the most secure and seamless login experience for their users, but even when following OAuth and OpenID Connect (OIDC) best practices, user experience issues can still be a problem. In this article, we will walk through how developers can provide a secure and seamless login experience to users by providing the login functionality natively within the app itself.

In the previous article, we set up the AI API with AWS Lambda and Gateway, integrated it with Moesif, and then connected Stripe with Moesif. We now have the infrastructure to begin billing for API usage. In this article, we move on to configuring Moesif with the following steps in the API monetization journey: First, let’s set the prices we want to charge for API usage in Moesif.

Spring Boot is an open source Java framework designed to facilitate the creation of stand-alone, production-grade Spring applications. Whether you’re developing a RESTful API, a microservice, or a batch task, Spring Boot simplifies the process. While platforms like Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) offer cloud deployment options for Spring Boot applications, Choreo provides specialized features and tools tailored specifically for Spring Boot, streamlining deployment and management.