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Digital Transformation and Modernization with IBM API Connect

You're reading from   Digital Transformation and Modernization with IBM API Connect A practical guide to developing, deploying, and managing high-performance and secure hybrid-cloud APIs

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801070799
Length 588 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Bryon Kataoka Bryon Kataoka
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James Brennan James Brennan
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Digital Transformation and API Connect
2. Chapter 1: Digital Transformation and Modernization with API Connect FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Introducing API Connect 4. Chapter 3: Setting Up and Getting Organized 5. Section 2: Agility in Development
6. Chapter 4: API Creation 7. Chapter 5: Modernizing SOAP Services 8. Chapter 6: Supporting FHIR REST Services 9. Chapter 7: Securing APIs 10. Chapter 8: Message Transformations 11. Chapter 9: Building a GraphQL API 12. Chapter 10: Publishing Options 13. Chapter 11: API Management and Governance 14. Chapter 12: User-Defined Policies 15. Section 3: DevOps Pipelines and What's Next
16. Chapter 13: Using Test and Monitor for Unit Tests 17. Chapter 14: Building Pipelines for API Connect 18. Chapter 15: API Analytics and the Developer Portal 19. Chapter 16: What's Next in Digital Transformation Post-COVID? 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Global scoped user-defined policy

As you should be aware by now, APIC uses a DataPower Gateway as its runtime for your APIs. Many API developers using APIC often have previous DataPower development experience and naturally ask the question "Why can't I use any of the robust features and functionality that the DataPower product offers?" This is a legitimate question, and many developers will take it upon themselves to create separate services on DataPower to implement this functionality, but this is not the way you should accomplish this. Much like you saw in the previous section of this chapter, APIC provides a way to package all of your DataPower-specific functionality into one shareable policy that can be shared and reused by all of your APIs by simply dragging it onto the assembly flow like any other policy. Unlike the Catalog UDP we discussed in the previous section, any global UDP created will be available to any API being developed in any Provider Organization...

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