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Mar 22 · 5 min read · You’ve built your API, secured it, assigned a custom domain, and safely deployed it to production. Everything is running smoothly until one day, you check your dashboard and see that 15% of your users
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Mar 22 · 4 min read · You’ve built your API, secured it with authentication, and set up throttling rules so nobody can crash your servers. You are finally ready to show it to the world. But right now, your API lives at a U
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Mar 22 · 5 min read · So far in this series, we have built fast HTTP APIs and real-time WebSocket APIs. But right now, we have a major problem: Our "front door" is wide open. Anyone on the internet can hit our API endpoint
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Mar 22 · 5 min read · In Part 1, we learned that API Gateway acts as the helpful "waiter" standing between your users and your backend servers. But when you log into the AWS Console to create your first API, AWS asks you t
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