Learn how to monitor APIs in real-time, precisely investigate issues, and fix them fast with minimum customer impact. We've also included a live demo of Apigee API Monitoring.

In this session, we will cover how Google Cloud Apigee is helping enterprises overcome these challenges to accelerate their API-first strategies.

In this session, you'll learn about the latest security threats to APIs from malicious bots and how to protect your business, partners, and customers.

Come and learn how to think about the RPC/REST dichotomy and understand the problems and solutions of quality API design—regardless of the model chosen. We will also present some of the major GCP services and tools that are used to implement APIs in both models.

Building one API is hard enough, but building an entire API program is even harder. In this session, we will share the ins and outs of building an amazing API program and best practices for API management. We will explore technical considerations such as security and traffic management, as well as business concerns such as creating a top notch developer experience to monetizing APIs.

Follow Kong CTO and Co-Founder, Marco Palladino, through the setup steps in this demo presentation.

As enterprises shift business applications and workloads from on-premises to cloud, or across clouds, an API Management platform plays a critical role in that journey.

Transform an API Monitor to a test case in ReadyAPI with AlertSite. This process makes it easy to reproduce API issues found in production within your test environments. Monitoring and testing APIs is easier than ever with SmartBear tools.

Enterprise backends are increasingly having a combination of legacy systems, modern microservices and various SaaS applications. More and more of the modern applications are getting built on and getting migrated to cloud. Learn how can you use an API based strategy to mitigate the risks with migrations and to make, migrate and modernize your applications faster.

A huge challenge teams face is establishing a unified, seamless view of their application and API components. By embracing a culture of observability, teams are able to better understand what is happening with their internal systems, what they are delivering to their users, where the problems are, and how to fix them fast.