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Web service là những API dùng trên HTTP

HTTP là ngôn ngữ để trình duyệt và webserver nói chuyện với nhau

What is Web API?

  • An API (Application Programming Interface) is the means by which third parties can write code that interfaces with other code.
  •  A Web Service is a type of API, one that almost always operates over HTTP (though some, like SOAP, can use alternate transports, like SMTP).
  • Web API is typically done as HTTP/SMTP (REST/SOAP), output can be eg: JSON/XML, input can be XML/JSON or plain data.

SOAP vs REST comparison

Origin
REST SOAP
– REST (Representational State Transfer) was Created in 2000 by Roy Fielding in UC, Irvine.
– Developed in an academic environment, this protocol embraces the philosophy of the open Web
– SOAP (Simple Object Access
Protocol), was created in 1998 by Dave Winer et al in collaboration
with Microsoft.
– Developed by a large software company, this protocol addresses the goal of addressing the needs of the enterprise market.
BASIC CONCEPT
REST SOAP
– Makes data  vailable as resources (nouns), for example “user” or “invoice” – Makes data available as services (verb + noun), for example “getUser” or “PayInvoice”
ADVANTAGES
REST SOAP
– Follows the philosophy of the Open Web
– Relatively easy to implement and maintain
– Clearly separates client and server implementations
– Communication isn’t controlled by a single entity
– Information can be stored by the client to prevent multiple calls
– Can return data in multiple formats (JSON, XML etc)
– Follows a formal enterprise
approach
– Works on top of any communication protocol, even asynchronously
– Information about objects is communicated to clients
– Security and authorization are part of the protocol
– Can be fully described using WSDL
DISADVANTAGES
REST SOAP
– Only works on top of the HTTP
protocol.
– Hard to enforce authorization and security on top of it
– Spends a lot of bandwidth communicating metadata.
– Hard to implement and is unpopular among Web and mobile developers.
– Uses only XML.
WHEN TO USE
REST SOAP
– When clients and servers operate on a Web environment
– When information about objects doesn’t need to be communicated to the client
– When clients need to have access to objects available on servers
– When you want to enforce a formal contract between client and server
COMMON USE CASES
REST SOAP
– Social Media services
– Social Networks
– Web Chat services
– Mobile Services
– Synchronize applications
– Financial services
– Payment gateways
– Telecommunication services
REST SOAP
– Facebook APIs
– Google APIs
– YouTube APIs
– Twitter APIs
– LinkedIn APIs
– Instagram APIs
– Salesforce SOAP API
– Paypal SOAP API
– Clickatell SMS SOAP API
– Almost Banking Systems

APIs Security

  • IPs Whitelist
  • Authentication (Oauth, Api Key…)
  • Username/Password Scenarios
  • Security Tokens + Signature
  • Namespaces Required
  • The Header

Caching Data

Why to optimize?
  • Increase visitor retention/engagement and loyalty.
  • Better ranking on Google Search (SEO).
  • Reduce the response time.
  • Improve page load time.
  • Make the customer happier.
  •  Reduce network throughput in some types of optimization.
  • Save customer money on bandwidth (mobile network).
  • Helps the environment saving energy.
  • COST !!!
COST !!!
  • Reduce resource usage (CPU/Memory/DiskIO)
  • Reduce network throughput
  • Reduce requests queueing
  • Reduce number or size of instances
  • Increase number of concurrent requests per instance
Cache Types
  • APC Cache
  • Memcache
  • Files Cache
  • Severs Cache (Redis, Varnish)

Logging

Why to log?
  • Storage any actions from users
  • Tracking system problems
  • Code checking
  • Customer support quickly
  • Logging
  • Avoid legal risks
Logging Levels
  • FATAL
  • ERROR
  • WARNING
  • INFO
  • DEBUG

Testing

Why should we do API testing?

Can help find/isolate problems:

  • Security
  • Robustness
  • Functionality
  • Testing

Reduce business costs

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