Mar-09-2021, 04:09 PM
First and foremost, thank you for the reply. I am finding that I am consuming more and more API's for different business needs. In some cases I am actually creating a tunnel betweeen 2 API's. In a nutshell I need to do GET and PUT requests between a handful of API's. I am using Python to do the calls and currently MySQL for local database buckets to create mini stores to process and return information.
I am trying to not recreate a wheel and figure that others have experienced this same need. To process data from many API's, massage the data locally and pass information back and forth. Having all of these API's credentials in one place is worrisome for me. My hope was that someone had already created some sort of framework to do what I am describing. To handle error logging, encrypting credentials, firewalls, etc.
Currently I just have an AWS Ubuntu server with Python 3.9 which I use to handle the current load of API's with MySQL used for data storage. If I just need to keep coding from scratch using the Python Requests module then so be it. I just figured there was some already written system to do what I am doing.
I am trying to not recreate a wheel and figure that others have experienced this same need. To process data from many API's, massage the data locally and pass information back and forth. Having all of these API's credentials in one place is worrisome for me. My hope was that someone had already created some sort of framework to do what I am describing. To handle error logging, encrypting credentials, firewalls, etc.
Currently I just have an AWS Ubuntu server with Python 3.9 which I use to handle the current load of API's with MySQL used for data storage. If I just need to keep coding from scratch using the Python Requests module then so be it. I just figured there was some already written system to do what I am doing.