Zuplo now natively supports OpenAPI

by Josh Twist

Welcome to OpenAPI week at Zuplo!

Today we're announcing our official support for OpenAPI. Unlike other gateways, we're not simply adding an import feature for OpenAPI but are now OpenAPI native, with the format being the core of how route configuration is specified in the gateway.

Any valid OpenAPI document is a valid API Gateway configuration for Zuplo, additional properties and configuration is added via x-zuplo vendor extensions.

As a result, Zuplo now offers the most seamless workflow for API design-first teams and users of OpenAPI. For those that don't, not to worry, you'll be using OpenAPI in Zuplo but won't even notice.

Check out the demo video

Read more about this in our OpenAPI docs.

To celebrate, we're hosting an OpenAPI week with an interviews with special guests from the OpenAPI community. Sign up for the premiere of each chat below:

Darrel Miller

Editor of the OpenAPI specification and API architect at Microsoft.

On Tuesday, 3/7, we discuss the Future of OpenAPI (and some history)

Watch Darrel Miller's session here

Phil Sturgeon

Staff Author and co-host of APIs you won't hate

On Wednesday 3/8, we discuss living with OpenAPI in the real world

Watch Phil Sturgeon's session here

Kevin Swiber

Marketing Chair, OpenAPI

On Thursday, 3/9 we talk about the spec wars and how OpenAPI plays a role in the API lifecycle

Watch Kevin Swiber's session here

Erik Wilde

Author, RFC 7807

On Friday 3/10 we'll look at the new(ish) Problem Details for HTTP APIs specification with one of its authors

Watch Erik Wilde's session here

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