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How much work is it to integrate an new API into brightwork? Will all of my API calls have to be proxied by brightwork? If so, is the only benefit to lock-in t
by buss 11y ago
How much work is it to integrate an new API into brightwork?
Will all of my API calls have to be proxied by brightwork? If so, is the only benefit to lock-in the cost projection?
- josh_carterPDX 11y agoIt takes less than 30 seconds to standup an API with Brightwork so it's pretty easy to get going. Our beta is open now if you're interested. All of the API calls go through Brightwork's API and the benefit is that you can have all of the information you're looking for in one place rather than cobbling together a number of solutions to get the same information. In the Brightwork dashboard you can now see performance (jitter, packet loss, etc), usage data, and cost projections. We also have "BrightStacks" which are pre-bundled APIs that allow you to stand up an entire full stack in minutes.
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- philtaylor 11y agoThe benefits are to keep analytics on all upstream API calls. If you encounter a problem, with Brightwork you will quickly see if the problem is in your code or an upstream API that stopped responding or has increased latency.