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Interoperability Rules for an European API Ecosystem

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Interoperability Rules for an European API Ecosystem
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do we still need SOAP?
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Intro Italy is introducing a new API Ecosystem because the complexity of the old SOAP-based protocol was now a barrier for the creation of newer services. This talk presents the Digital Transformation Team ongoing work on an interoperability framework based on (REST) API, including: the scheme standardization based on EU standards, ontologies and RFC an availability strategy based on a distributed circuit-breaker and throttling patterns a contract-first (API-first) approach to REST services via OpenApi Challenges when you can replace SOAP Headers with the HTTP semantics introduced in RFC 7230-7238 strategies for a non-repudiation system based on HTTP (eg. DOSETA, JWS, ..) the path towards an European interoperable API Ecosystem Prerequisites basic knowledge of SOAP, REST and the HTTP protocol general web service issues, DDOS, availability and metrics