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Gateway Federation with WSO2 API Manager

In this hands-on screencast, we walk through how to implement Gateway Federation using WSO2 API Manager. Modern enterprises often operate multiple API gateways across environments, business units, regions, or subsidiaries. Managing and governing APIs across these distributed gateways can quickly become complex and inconsistent. *In this video, you’ll learn* : If you're building a distributed API ecosystem and need centralized governance without losing flexibility, this video is for you.

How Gateway Federation Brings Order to Chaos in Your API Ecosystem

As organizations grow, so does API sprawl. Different teams deploy different gateways. Business units run isolated API stacks. Regions operate independently. The result? Fragmentation, duplicated effort, inconsistent governance, and reduced visibility. *In this video, we explain*: If you're managing APIs across multiple environments and want clarity, control, and scalability — this is where to start.

Is Prompt Engineering Dead? Here is the Reality... #promptengineering #generativeai #llm #ai

Remember the ‘Prompt Engineer’ hype? It’s died down, but prompts are still the heart of AI. They shape an LLM’s personality and focus by guiding its vast knowledge. Curious how these system prompts fit into complex, multi-agent enterprise systems? Listen to the complete breakdown in *EP 19: Demystifying Agents*
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From Loose Threads to Tightly Woven - The AI Shift in Software Design

AI is advancing at breakneck speed-from basic rule-based systems to autonomous agents. Over 240,000 AI papers are published annually, with 1.8M+ projects on GitHub and 80+ large language models released in 2024 alone. Forecast AI spend is expected to top $632B by 2028. Amid the hype, the focus must be on delivering real value and preparing for what's next.

Why Deployment Flexibility Matters for Enterprise Software

Choosing a software deployment model for modern organizations is complex. Regulatory compliance, data privacy, security, and operational overheads are just some of the factors that need to be considered. These factors can also change over time for reasons ranging from the introduction of new government regulations, to changing business models, to business expansion to new geographies, and more.

EP 19: Demystifying Agents

In this episode, *Dr. Sanjiva Weerawarana* and *Asanka Abeysinghe* demystify what “agents” really are and why architects should care. They walk through core concepts and terminology—agents, agent loops, prompts, context, memory, RAG, tools, MCP, and skills—and discuss how agents observe, act, and evaluate. The conversation compares agents to traditional systems, explores where agents fit in modern architectures (including solo agents, agent-to-agent patterns, and multi-agent setups), and looks at orchestration challenges.
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Empowering Development Teams to Do Their Best Work

There is a seismic shift in software development with the advent of AI combined with the "shift left" movement. This leaves developers with competing priorities. Where AI is concerned, they are under pressure to get software to market faster. But as security requirements shift left, they are taking on more tasks and responsibilities than simply coding.

Reliability at Scale: A Review of WSO2's 2025 Customer Sentiment

In the enterprise technology landscape, consistency is often the hardest metric to maintain. At WSO2, we view our customer feedback as a critical North Star, guiding our commitment to providing transparent, high-performance API, integration, and identity solutions. We are pleased to announce our latest customer survey results for the second half of 2025 (H2). These figures not only reflect a successful six-month period but also cap off a year of remarkable stability in our global customer relationships.