API development is one of the biggest challenges many developers, programmers and DevOps engineers face today. That is why the “Postman Cookbook ‘ is a book no developer should be without. The author has done a commendable job presenting many working recipes and effective solutions to API lifecycle problems. By following this book, from the basic to the advanced platform utilization, readers can design APIs that add value to the processes, resulting in productivity and operational effectiveness.
The number of subjects discussed in the book is very large, it starts with the most fundamental topic of web communication and ends at relatively more complex subjects like secure ways of communication and WebSocket. It also educates on handling protocols specific to a certain number of customers, network debugging and proxy treatment. Interestingly, it also subsumes important details related to the security and performance of microservices and cloud-native applications and scaling them. The API testing and development pioneers will gain basic knowledge in API testing and development, networking, and protocols.
At the end of the “Postman Cookbook,” the reader will have gained enough knowledge to deal with API development in Postman. Upon our completion, they should be capable of approaching contemporary computing issues confidently. The main areas of the API should be exploited: live API connectivity, API security, networking improvements, and the utilization of complex authentication sequences. As stated in this book, the title “Postman Cookbook” was written to help individuals dealing with API development ease their work.
Postman Cookbook Table of Contents:
- Up and Running with Postman
- Designing Simple to Complex APIs
- Advanced API Requests and Workflows
- Testing and Securing APIs
- Managing GraphQL and gRPC with Postman
- Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD)
- API Scalability and Performance
- Integration with Third-Party Services
- Working with Kubernetes and Microservices
- API Networking and Protocols
Who is this course for?
- Developers
- Programmers
- DevOps engineers
- API testers
- Network troubleshooters
- Microservice architects
- Cloud-native application developers
