Continuous API Management - Making the right Decision in an Evolving Landscape
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1. The Challenge of API Management
2. API Governance
3. The API as a Product
This excerpt from "Continuous API Management" is a practical guide that provides maturity models for individual APIs and multi‑API landscapes to help you invest the right human and company resources for the right maturity level at the right time.
This excerpt contains Chapters 1–3 of the book Continuous API Management. The complete book is available on oreilly.com and through other retailers.
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Cloud infrastructure is becoming the primary deployment environment for a majority of workloads.
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