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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 PAPI and Python. How to automate Akamai John Councilman – Enterprise Architect

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 Global Consulting Services Accelerate our customer's business through a partnership focused on expertise, innovation, and education. [email protected]

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 What Business Outcomes can we help you achieve? CLOUD MIGRATIONS EVENT READINESS NEW MARKET LAUNCHES ARCHITECTURE ASSESSMENTS PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION DEVOPS INTEGRATIO N HIGH IMPACT WORK WITH HIGH VISIBILITY FOR DEADLINE DRIVEN INITIATIVES [email protected] Global Consulting Services

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 Objectives 1. Understand where to obtain information about Akamai APIs. 2. Understand how to initialize Akamai authentication and begin development framework. 3. Obtain enough background to begin incorporating Akamai into custom applications.

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 WHOIS John Councilman Enterprise Architect Atlanta, GA, USA [email protected] https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcouncilman/ Today’s Instructor

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 Akamai API Documentation https://developer.akamai.com APIs are categorized by Use Case. Today, we will discuss Property Manager and Purge APIs. Other APIs are integrated in a similar manner. Akamai OPEN API Site

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Usage GET, POST, PUT, JSON, Oh My! POST HTTP POST is used to create a new item. GET HTTP GET is used to pull information via the API. PUT HTTP PUT is for updating an existing item. No need to worry. The documentation will clearly explain which one to use. As we work today, please notice that HTTP Method is important in how your application interacts with Akamai’s APIs.

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Request / Response Formats.

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 Setting up your first application! • Obtain one or more sets of API credentials from within your Luna account. • Populate API information into your application. • Test a GET request. • Begin coding!

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Credential Request

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Credential Request

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Credential Request

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Credential Request Notice that two filters exist. OPEN APIs and CCU APIS. You’ll need a separate API key for OPEN and PURGE.

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Credential Request When creating new credential, take note of all keys! They will not re-appear!

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 API Credential Request All keys displayed until closed.

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 Application setup! 1. Download library from Github. https://github.com/akamai 1. Include library into code. • Python from akamai.edgegrid import EdgeGridAuth from urlparse import urljoin import json import re • Perl use Akamai::Edgegrid; use JSON::XS 'decode_json'; use Data::Dumper;

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© AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 Interactive Code Jam + Q/A! For the remainder of the time during this class, we will build a simple application to automate Akamai. This is intended to be interactive, questions will be answered during development. Demo by Instructor (10 mins) Q/A (10 mins)

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