1. Goals and consumers
Name a process and its users, such as order status for partners or product data for a shop. Define how you will assess its value.
Which APIs do you need, who owns them and how will they be operated? These decisions connect business goals to an integration architecture your teams can deliver.
A clear foundation for your next API initiative.
Connect business goals to a roadmap your teams can deliver.
Name a process and its users, such as order status for partners or product data for a shop. Define how you will assess its value.
List existing interfaces, data sources, consumers and dependencies. Check reuse opportunities before building something new.
Assign business and technical owners to each API. Agree rules for contracts, versioning, documentation and releases.
Define access rights, identities, monitoring and incident response. Include a process for retiring older API versions.
Choose a manageable use case. Test your standards with it, then prioritize the next APIs together with the teams involved.
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