Name: Demonstrating SAP API Management's Features and Functionalities in SAP Integration Suite
Uploaded: 2025-8-12
Duration: 334 s
Description: This video is a demonstration of SAP API Management's features and functionalities in the SAP Integration Suite. It is a deep dive into the API Portal including its various customizations, documentation and features to enable the Product Manager persona via API products and monetization.

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Demonstrating SAP API Management's Features and Functionalities in SAP Integration Suite

Welcome to this demonstration of SAP API Management's Features and Functionality in SAP Integration Suite. In this part, we deep dive into API portal and developer portal specifics, the various customization features, documentation, and features to enable the product manager persona via API products and monetization. While API management offers a fully functional and secure developer portal called the developer hub out of the box. Customer often customize theme and run the portal to enable their own internal and external development ecosystem that are backed by a rich set of OData APIs that are documented in SAP API Business Accelerator Hub, which is a centralized catalog for discovering, exploring, trying out APIs, integration, content, events, business processes, and other digital assets provided by SAP and its partners. A recent addition to SAP Business Accelerator Hub is the inclusion of Joule, an AI Generative Assistant designed to help users interact more naturally and efficiently with SAP applications. Let's ask Joule to take us the list of the APIs for the API portal. Let's look at the citation and navigate to the APIs. and you can see we have a rich set of APIs and resources to programmatically access pretty much the entire API portal and developer portal functionality. Now let me give you an example of SAP ITs, an internal organization that caters to global SAP IT needs and as you can see it's a branded version of developer portal. For example there is a product called lunch menu and it has listing of APIs and resources to put together and say a catering app. Our API management solution lays out an API portal for API administrator to manage, publish, govern, analyze, engage, and monetize the APIs. Internal and external application developers essentially log in into the developer portal to consume these published APIs. Let's launch the developer portal. The default out -of-box portal can be branded and customized to a fair degree with in-built site controls. For example, custom logos, themes, and colors for corporate branding, custom CSS, and panels. As a locked-in developer, I can browse and discover the product, the associated APIs, and API resources, and operations. I can also head into my workspace, look up my application, costs, and developer analytics. From portal management perspective, I can manage users connection from multiple API portals as well as access levels. For example, as an administrator, I may want to restrict the portal usage only to users with authorization to say the developer role. Or I could have a portal check only for authentication to connect the identity provider. This settings can come handy when organization wants to deal with internal users or i could keep the access level open to all visitors thereby enabling anonymous user that they are external to the organization access the portal on subject of access and authorization if i go back to api portal and look at the product properties via the permission tab it is possible to further have a fine grain access control by specifying specific rules that the developer must belong to in order to discover the products as well as create subscriptions to these products. Likewise, there are rate plans that determine how the products are to be monetized based on the rate plan theory. Further, it is also possible to specify a quota value and frequency counters on the product that will cascade down to the groups of APIs that belongs to the product. Additionally, the scopes on the product can be specified which will translate to auth scopes during the runtime and the authorization server will check if the developer permission match those being requested. For example, let's look at the incident API under a policies tab. I have a quota policy that will look up and apply the quota counters dynamically based on the values I had defined on API product while creating a product I am presented with the option to select multiple APIs into the product I will get to add not just a full API path but also selective resource paths thereby ensuring that developers don't get to see the resources path on the API that have not been explicitly selected by the product manager thereby helping them to take a granular business decision. The monetized feature additionally lets the product manager define rate plans on a product so that APIs can be charged back onto the consumption and usage. One can create either simple rate plans based on the flat usage or tiered rate plans based on the stack usage. Monthly bills will be generated for each developer based on how these plans are evaluated and for that the product manager would need to assign the rate plans to the product. Okay, so that brings us to the end of the demo. Thank you.