API Integrations in Python Blog

Are you looking for a practical way to automate Python tasks with reliable scheduling? This tutorial demonstrates how to implement task scheduling using Zato within Docker. 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➤

Great APIs don't win theoretical arguments - they just prefer to work reliably and to make developers' lives easier. Here's a tutorial on what building production APIs is really about: creating interfaces that are practical in usage, while keeping your systems maintainable for years to come. 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➤

Packet brokers are crucial for network engineers, providing a clear, detailed view of network traffic, aiding in efficient issue identification and resolution. But what is a network packet broker (NBP) really? Why are they needed? And how to automate one? 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➤

Discover a convenient, Python-based integration platform that can revolutionize your network management, making automation accessible and manageable for both novice and seasoned network engineers. Read more➤

OAuth is often employed in processes requiring permissions to be granted to frontend applications and end users. Yet, what we typically need in API systems integrations is a way to secure connections between the integration middleware and backend systems without a need for any ongoing human interactions. OAuth can be a good choice for that scenario and this article shows how it can be achieved. Read more➤

Learn how to use Python with HL7 FHIR, a contemporary data model and message transfer protocol designed to facilitate the exchange of information among systems used in health care settings. Read more➤