API Integrations in Python Blog

This article explains how to build airport integrations in Python using Zato. Learn to connect flight information, passenger data, baggage systems, and other critical airport systems with clean, maintainable Python code. Read more➤

Understanding how to effectively integrate various systems and APIs is crucial. Yet, without a dedicated integration platform, the result will be brittle point-to-point integrations that never lead to good outcomes. This article highlights the need for a strategic approach to integrations, emphasizing the pitfalls of doing it without the correct architecture in place. Read more➤

This article explains how to implement a robust Python scheduler for API integrations using Zato. Learn to build reliable scheduled tasks and automated workflows that can handle complex integration scenarios. Read more➤

Are you tired of fighting with Microsoft 365 APIs and complex authentication flows? This practical tutorial cuts through the complexity, showing you how to build production-ready Python automations for Outlook, Calendar, and SharePoint in just 60 minutes. Read more➤

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to building modern REST APIs in Python using Zato. Learn best practices for designing, securing, documenting, and deploying RESTful services for modern applications. Read more➤

Turn LDAP and Active Directory into convenient REST API services that let external clients and applications use JSON to query the directories. Read more➤

This article explains how to automate network packet brokers using Python and Zato. Learn to build efficient monitoring and traffic management solutions with programmable network infrastructure. Read more➤

Even if most of new APIs today are built around REST, there are still already existing, production applications and systems that expose their APIs using SOAP and WSDL only - in today's article we are integrating with a SOAP service in order to expose it as a REST interface to external applications. Read more➤

Enabling rate-limiting in Zato means that access to Zato APIs can be throttled per endpoint, user or service - including options to make limits apply to specific IP addresses only - and if limits are exceeded within a selected period of time, the invocation will fail. Let's check how to use it all. Read more➤

This article provides a comprehensive introduction to network automation using Python and Zato. Learn the fundamentals of automating network infrastructure with practical examples and best practices for network engineers and developers. Read more➤