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Realtime APIs: Mike Amundsen on Designing for Speed and Observability

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In a recent apidays webinar, Mike Amundsen, trainer and author of the recent O’Reilly book “API Traffic Management 101”, presented “High Performing APIs: Architecting for Speed at Scale”.

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Realtime APIs: Mike Amundsen on Designing for Speed and Observability
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