The document discusses open source API management and describes a vision for an API management platform. It provides an overview of the core components including an API publisher, API store, API gateway for security/throttling, and monitoring/analytics. It also outlines options for extending the platform with additional features like identity management, governance, and multi-tenancy capabilities. Finally, it briefly mentions mobile integration and provides contact information.

1. Open Source API
Management : a vision.
ISABELLEMAUNY
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2. How it began...
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3. Gateway + Security
+ Life cycle management
+
Developer Portal
=
API Manager
+
Analytics
=
API Management Platform
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4. From Design to Release
in just 5 months...
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5. It’s all about Carbon...
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6. Under the Hood
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7. Core Components
COLLABORATION SPACE
API Publisher Application
RUNTIME
API Store Application
API CALLS
CONSUMERSCREATORS
Existing Services
API Gateway
(Security/Throttling/
SLAs)
Publish
Develop
Manage
Monitor
Find
Explore
Subscribe
Evaluate
MONITORING&ANALYTICS
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8. What if I want More ?
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9. An extended platform...
API Manager
Dev Portal
API Repository
Key Server
Gateway
Basic
Transformation
Business
Activity
Monitor
Highly Scalable
Store
Analytics
Framework
Dashboards
Reporting
ESB
Advanced
Transformation
Mediation
Adapters
etc.
CEP
High Performance
Stream
Processing
Complex Event
Processing
CORE RECOMMENDED EXTENDED PLATFORM
IDENTITY
SERVER
Federated SAML2
OpenID
Policy based
authorization
(XACML)
Directory
etc.
GOVERNANCE
REGISTRY
Service Lifecycle
Dependency
Management
Extensible meta-
model
Notifications
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10. Multi-Tenancy ???
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11. API Management as a Service*
*Will be deployed in Summer 2013
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12. Collaborative Store
• Ability to create multiple domains within the same API Manager install
• Each domain can have their own store or publish APIs to a central store -
This is transparent to the consumers.
• Typical Use Cases:
• Segmenting the publishers by business unit and restricting editing rights by domain
• Create an API marketplace : one-stop store for domain APIs.
• Managing Internal and External APIs from the same API Management installation
SUPER TENANT SPACE
FRENCH-APIS.COM ENGLISH-APIS.COM SPANISH-APIS.COM
LOCAL STORE LOCAL STORE LOCAL STORE
CENTRAL STORE
EXPOSE
AS PUBLIC
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13. What’s Next ?
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14. Mobile Everywhere...
ERP CRM HCM Legacy-SystemsEmail BISCM
Mobile-Enterprise-Applica<on-Pla=orm
ESB API
Mobile-Back-End-as-a-ServiceMobile-Device-Management-
MDM
Mobile-Applica<on-Management
MAM
Enterprise-Systems
DevTools App-Factory
MEAP
mBaaS
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15. Contact us:
http://wso2.com/contact/
Follow us:
http://twitter.com/#!/wso2
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