Describe HTTP interfaces with a verifiable contract.
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Typical starting point: Capacity is missing for this task: Align API contracts, access, error behaviour and versioning across connected systems. Relevant assignment: Align API contracts, access, error behaviour and versioning across connected systems..
Possible work output: Interface design with documented contracts, ownership and test cases..
Understand the role ↗Typical starting point: Capacity is missing for this task: Define service boundaries and communication paths. Relevant assignment: Define service boundaries and communication paths.
Possible work output: A reasoned service design with integration and operating rules..
Understand the role ↗Typical starting point: Capacity is missing for this task: Develop message and data transformations. Relevant assignment: Develop message and data transformations.
Possible work output: A tested integration with a documented data contract..
Understand the role ↗Describe HTTP interfaces with a verifiable contract. Which functions are used depends on your installed environment and agreed scope.
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Describe HTTP interfaces with a verifiable contract.
Shared role connection: API architectVerify API requests and interface tests.
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Shared role connection: Integration DeveloperOrchestrate container workloads and their operations.
Shared role connection: Microservices Architect6 roles with this professional connection. These describe capabilities, not currently available people.
Align API contracts, access, error behaviour and versioning across connected systems..
Possible outcomeInterface design with documented contracts, ownership and test cases.
Explore tasks & qualifications ↗Define service boundaries and communication paths.
Possible outcomeA reasoned service design with integration and operating rules.
Explore tasks & qualifications ↗Develop message and data transformations.
Possible outcomeA tested integration with a documented data contract.
Explore tasks & qualifications ↗Implement endpoints and data contracts.
Possible outcomeA tested API with traceable documentation.
Explore tasks & qualifications ↗Implement APIs and integration flows.
Possible outcomeA documented MuleSoft integration with tested failure paths.
Explore tasks & qualifications ↗Implement HTTP endpoints and data contracts.
Possible outcomeA tested REST interface with a documented contract.
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Align API contracts, access, error behaviour and versioning across connected systems.
Interface design with documented contracts, ownership and test cases.
Define service boundaries and communication paths. Assess data ownership and failure behaviour.
A reasoned service design with integration and operating rules.
Develop message and data transformations. Test contracts, error paths and retries.
A tested integration with a documented data contract.
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Describe HTTP interfaces with a verifiable contract
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