The API Management Lifecycle platform is a set of capabilities that enables secure, performant, resilient, and observable REST and GraphQL APIs. In addition, this platform offers a consistent set of administrative methods to facilitate easy application development via a self-service UI and programmatic APIs.
What do we do?
The API Management Lifecycle platform is designed for:
- Developers and IT teams within Connected Living and GTO who need to build, manage, and secure REST and GraphQL APIs.
- Organizations that require a scalable and reliable platform to manage their API traffic.
- Teams looking to improve the performance, observability, and security of their APIs.
Who are we?
The DevX Run / Services, Experimentation & API Lifecycle (SEAL) team is your go-to resource for cloud-based solutions and best practices. We specialize in providing a wide range of services, including:
- API management: Ensuring secure, performant, and reliable REST and GraphQL APIs.
- Experimentation: Facilitating A/B testing and canary deployments for your applications.
- Cloud infrastructure management: Offering guidance on running your applications in AWS using our proven best practices.
Whether you’re looking to optimize your existing APIs, conduct experiments to improve your user experience, or migrate your applications to the cloud, we have the expertise to help you achieve your goals. Explore our solutions in the main menu under “Solutions” or delve into our AWS best practices documentation for a comprehensive guide.
Vision
All our offerings are build upon the following principals:
- infrastructure should be cheap
- many cheap servers are often better than fewer expensive servers
- infrastructure should be immutable
- like a software build, it should not be manually altered after its creation
- infrastructure should be easily reproducible
- its programmatic creation ensures its consistent reproduction
- infrastructure should be created via automated processes
- manual labor is error-prone and time-consuming
- automated processes should be verified by automated tests
- healthy tests seek to guarantee quality
- software product teams should maintain their infrastructure as source code
- cross-functional knowledge yields healthier systems
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