Zato Programming

Learn how to design and build scalable, real-world, production-ready API integrations in Python

What does the development workflow with Zato look like? How does it feel to work with Zato?

Find out what our Dashboard is about and see how you can use your favorite Python IDE with Zato

Technologies most commonly used in API integrations
REST | SOAP | Scheduler | Pub/sub | SFTP | WebSockets

How to access commonly used data sources
SQL | MongoDB | Redis | AMQP | IBM MQ | ElasticSearch

Data models, Odoo, SMTP, IMAP, HL7 FHIR, MS SQL, LDAP, shell commands, API rate limiting and more
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Set up and configure VS Code for work with Zato

Set up and configure PyCharm for work with Zato

Learn how to debug API services remotely

Configure your IDE for static typing and auto-completion

How to accept REST calls

How to invoke external REST systems

How to react to specific REST verbs

A convenience method of invoking JSON endpoints

Objects that describe data received and produced

Static typing and OpenAPI models for integration with external consumers

How Zato services can invoke one another

How to integrate systems with FHIR servers

How to use Basic, OAuth and SSL/TLS in FHIR integrations

How to invoke services in background, with retries and callbacks

Fan out to multiple services and collect all the responses

Invoking multiple services in parallel for higher throughput

How to create custom dashboards for your API systems

How to use Jinja (Django) templates in your services

Faster release cycles with automated deployments

Installing additional Python libraries in Zato environments

Making sure you work in the right environment

How to enable TOTP for your Dashboard account