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Tutorials Overview

The tutorials of WSO2 API Manager guide you to get hands-on experience with product capabilities.

Scenario Tutorials

The scenario tutorials provide a real world example that can be solved using API Manager. These tutorials are short and can be tried out quickly and easily and cover the main capabilities of the product.

Scenario 1: Create a REST API from an OpenAPI Definition Scenario 2: Engage Access Control to the API Scenario 3: Implementing an API Scenario 4: Signing up a New User Scenario 5: Getting the Developer Community Involved Scenario 6: Integrating with Data Sources Scenario 7: Analytics

Scenario 8: Rate Limiting Scenario 9: Realtime Data with WebSocket API Scenario 10: Notifications Using Webhooks Scenario 11: GraphQL Support Scenario 12: Gauranteed Message Delivery Scenario 13: Integrate with Services via Connectors Scenario 14: External Key Manager Support

API Management Tutorials

The following list of tutorials guide you to use the API-first approach when creating a managed API and exposing it to the API marketplace.

Create and Publish a GraphQL API Create and Publish an AWS Lambda API Expose a SOAP Service as a REST API

Create and Publish a WebSocket API Create and Publish a WebSub API (WebHook API) Create and Publish a SSE API Edit an API by Modifying the API Definition

Integration Tutorials

The integration tutorials walk you through the main capabilities and features of the Micro Integrator, and help you understand how to build an integrated system.

Sending a Simple Message to a Service Routing Requests based on Message Headers Translating Message Formats Exposing Several Services as a Single Service Store and Forward Messages for Guaranteed Delivery Exposing Datasources as a Service

File Processing Periodic Execution of Integration Process Using Inbound Endpoints Reusing Mediation Sequences Sending Emails from an Integration Service Exposing an Integration Service as a Managed API

Streaming Integration Tutorials

The streaming tutorials walk you through the main capabilities and features of the Streaming Integrator, and help you understand how to build Streaming applications.

Exposing a Kafka Stream as a Managed WebSocket API Performing Real-time Change Data Capture with MySQL Performing Real-time Change Data Capture with MySQL Performing Real-time ETL with Files Creating an ETL Application via SI Tooling Working with Kafka

Working with Business Rules Integrating Stores Exposing Processed Data as API Error Handling with Data Streams Triggering Integration Flows Running the Streaming Integrator in Containerized Environments

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