Apigee Edge Reviews

Lots of pre-build policies, takes care of authentication, caching, etc

Integrations are still getting added on.

Apigee is an API gateway, so we can release API faster and securely.

It really provides a great solution to expose backend APIs securely and efficiently. We can secure our APIs , do transformations , apply rate limiting and so on.

According to me everything is just perfect. It is easy to use and solves your problems much more effectively. It provides you a wide range of solutions to expose your backend APIs

I have used Apigee edge to expose my backend APIs to external customers. Have used it to publish my APIs on the developer portal . Also I have to used it to monetise my APIs

Apigee is used for Creating and managing proxy API. We have used for rate-limiting(Quota), monitoring, and caching.

price is very high, and better documentation with examples really helps the developers

I highly recommend Apigee API proxy and caching , it is easy to use for developers

API Monitoring, proxy, quota and caching. With the Apigee we can monitor how many times an API has been consumed. Based on that we are charging the customer. It helps in the revenue.

The equivalent terminologies to the standard API management tools are great. Once you get the hang of it, its great in managing APIs. The tutorials on GitHub are sufficient to get you going.

There is a learning curve to a relatively simple concept. What can be achieved with a few lines of code requires several clicks in the UI

Ensure training is sufficient for maximum utilization

An aggregator for backend API and a proxy, security, authentication, quota limiter API front end for customers.

All the out of box policies and the complete JavaScript and NodeJs project

I wish they had the bigger community to serve the developers better

My first API manager and I loved it. Go for it

Helping digital partners to expose their internal ecosystems through APIs

Best interaction to build restful api's and integrate with external third parties

Some of restful api's integrations are a bit tightened

Apis integration with other interfaces

It is powerful and easy to use. I do like how it offers developer management, automation capabilities and analytics that are accurate. Further, the API Proxies that enable you to route, transform and secure traffic through the API gateway are one of my best features.

The pricing is a bit too high especially when starting out.

This is the go to product if you are looking for API security, rate limiting requests, quotas and analytics to your API development.

Apigee Edge has helped us to get analytics on our API requests and rate limit API requests. This has seen us drop requests that we don't want and also helped us in decision making on what to concentrate on from the analytics we get concerning API requests.

I like the way Apigee Edge handles the creation and editing of API proxies. The mechanisms they use for tracing traffic through those proxies is clear and understandable to most people who already know how to run a website.

I like the mechanisms that Apigee provides to throttle APIs (SpikeArrest) and respond with the same results to multiple queries for the same information (Caching) when the same response is appropriate.

I think most of the User Interface is as visual as it can be. There are certain aspects of the features that require a few lines of code, but their transaction maps are diagrams.

The some of the API Analytics charts look too much like Google Analytics for my taste. Without training from Apigee, I can see that some devops people would gloss over the information that Apigee's API Analytics provides.

Get a full hands-on demo of the platform and let your developers and devops people work through some of the examples that Apigee has created to illustrate the tent pole features.

I am migrating a legacy LAMP stack application to Apigee Edge and Apigee's implementation of Usergrid (which Apigee calls API BaaS). The SpikeArrest and caching functions of Edge would take person-years to develop independently, so these features are absolutely worth the fees that customers pay to use the service.