Marketing description

Organizations are increasingly adopting an application programming interface (API)-first approach to building applications and using container management platforms to automate delivery workflow across clouds. At the same time, they are under pressure to provide developers with a streamlined experience that allows teams to modernize and deliver applications faster, and executives want visibility into the health, profitability, and security of their digital business.
The leading Kubernetes platform, Red Hat OpenShift, combined with Red Hat OpenShift API Management provides the foundation for delivering and managing modern applications. Red Hat hosts and manages these services, allowing teams to focus on application development and modernization rather than creating, updating, and administering their container infrastructure. The result is efficiently delivered strategic applications combined with provisioning, policy, and more security facilities in the same cloud-native pipeline.

Key selling points

• Agile approach to cloud-native development
• Faster time to value
• Platform is integrated
• Create effective policies governing security and usage
• Integrated single sign-on
• Gain insight into health of APIs
• Discover and share

Product features

• Agile approach to cloud-native development
  API-first, microservices-based application development allows organizations to easily reuse existing assets and create modern applications.
• Faster time to value
  Teams can begin developing quickly with a consistent and integrated set of developer-friendly managed services that allow teams to digest modern technology quickly and easily.
• Platform is integrated
  The service runs natively on Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated, delivering a unified solution and freeing organizations from managing their Kubernetes infrastructure so they can focus on core competencies.
• Create effective policies governing security and usage
  Deploy API management policies in DevOps pipelines with the business logic.
• Integrated single sign-on
  Includes an identity management system that can be federated with existing systems and uses a declarative interface that can be configured without custom code.
• Gain insight into health of APIs
  Track and understand the use, overuse, underuse, and abuse of APIs.
• Discover and share
  Publish APIs to internal or external portals where developers can learn, test, and collaborate.