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API-Led Connectivity Overview

API-led connectivity involves connecting various applications through reusable APIs. It includes three types of APIs: Experience API for customer-specific data, Process API for applying business logic, and System API for exposing endpoints without business logic. The Experience API invokes the Process API, which in turn calls System APIs to perform business logic and return results to the Experience API.

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API-Led Connectivity Overview

API-led connectivity involves connecting various applications through reusable APIs. It includes three types of APIs: Experience API for customer-specific data, Process API for applying business logic, and System API for exposing endpoints without business logic. The Experience API invokes the Process API, which in turn calls System APIs to perform business logic and return results to the Experience API.

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API-LED Connectivity

API-led connectivity is nothing but connecting to different applications through


reusable API’s.

API Strategy::

[Link] API::It is customer specific. It is mainly designed for customer


satisfaction. So data is provided to customer in required format. All those data
transformation is take care by Mule Experience API.

[Link] API :: Here we can apply/crate business logic to get specific response. So
here we have orchestration.

[Link] API :: It doesn’t contain any Business logic. System API’s exposing
endpoints.

=> So here, Experience API will invoke process API and Process API will invoke set
of system API’s and performs business logic and then it will give result to the
Experience API.

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