I used IBM API Connect for making computer things called REST APIs in my last project. It helped keep them safe connect different computer stuff together easily and liked it because it's simple and works well for big companies.
User Interface is cumborsome. Its not open source!
Kong API Gateway is easy to install on several platforms (k8s, VM) and is very feature-rich. Several plugins allow me to apply policies to my APIs at a global or granular level, from securing the API, request/response validation to rate limiting to name...
But API aggregation is lacking as we have to implement the extra layer to get that. The extra layer may be microservice and serverless , but no build-in support is there
I used IBM API Connect for making computer things called REST APIs in my last project. It helped keep them safe connect different computer stuff together easily and liked it because it's simple and works well for big companies.
Kong API Gateway is easy to install on several platforms (k8s, VM) and is very feature-rich. Several plugins allow me to apply policies to my APIs at a global or granular level, from securing the API, request/response validation to rate limiting to name...
User Interface is cumborsome. Its not open source!
But API aggregation is lacking as we have to implement the extra layer to get that. The extra layer may be microservice and serverless , but no build-in support is there