I would like to know if eventbrite api provides recommendation services too.If not, is it possible to implement it with the help of the other data the api provides?
Eventbrite does not currently offer a public API to their recommendation system. However, all of their public event content is available via their event_search() API method. You might be able to build your own recommendations based on that data.
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I'm new to APPDYNAMCS and looking for APPDYNAMICS Public Rest APIs for the below data. I'm able to find out a few of them but not all. Can someone help me with this? Thanks in Advance
Looking for REST APIs for the below data.
1.Configuration Items( Business Application, servers, business service, etc) and relationship among them.
2.Service Map data.
3.Raw Event.
4.Alert data.
5.Raw Metrics.
6.Raw Logs.
7.Raw Traces.
8.SLO/SLI data.
9.Real User Monitoring / Synthetic Monitoring data
10.User sessions data
All currently available AppDynamics APIs are documented here: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO21/AppDynamics+APIs
The main page includes a summary of what is available.
While ingmar is technically correct, the documentation doesnt cover all the APIs available. There are undocumented APIs that even that AppDynamics utilities on github use.
There is a utility called AppDynamics command line tool which does a good job at documenting the APIs. The commands are listed in its commands.yml file.
Another source of API knowledge is my own rapport for appdynamics project in which I use some of these undocumented APIs after having figured out how the controller uses them.
good luck!
I am using Swagger for REST API documentation which is built using Spring Framework. I am looking for better alternatives where I don't need to define complex resources again and again in every API.
Like Google has a well-defined documentation Google Doc. What frameworks top IT companies using for it.
Well I have advised two of those companies to use OPTIONS.
OPTIONS data can be cached at runtime giving a custom APIDOC per each ROLE/AUTHORITY.
That way USER will not see ADMIN endpoints and you can create a dynamic APIDOC.
I work on developing API services that internally call multiple micro-services
I was looking for a tool that could help me map public facing APIs with the application's user interface (application is available as native android/ios and PWA)
We do use tools like Swagger and NewRelic for internally maintaining API related details and documentation. However, I was trying to look up any tool(preferably open-source) that could help me map the api calls with the user interface
For example:
A Homepage Screen for the app with multiple buttons. Each button makes a REST API call. These REST APIs internally call micro services.
I would like to have a UI based tool where I could show the Homepage screen for the app(a screenshot) and then write APIs endpoints and routes associated to each button.
The reason I am looking to do this is because I believe this will make new people on the team(and external stakeholders) easier to read and refer to the application flow and how it is tied to the REST APIs. This will also make impact analysis easier when making changes to certain services/APIs
Hello Stackoverflow community,
I want to build an Android app which uses soccer data. I've found a service that provides soccer information via a REST API. The service is limited to 5,000 request/hour and I want to implement it.
If I have lots of users the app will break.
I've found a way to decrease the number of requests, by using an API-caching middleware. Example:
https://github.com/kwhitley/apicache
Question: What are the best practices when using limited REST APIs?
Best practice is that you implement a server-side application that caches the unique requests with a lifespan and Android application get data from it! Don't get data directly from third-parties.
I am working with UberDost, but the application lacks functionalities, for this reason I want to implement my own solution.
Thanks!
Today, we do not provide UberDost functionality via the API. We will add it to the features request backlog and follow up on this thread if it ever changes.