INTEGRATION WITH EXTERNAL COMPONENTS Sample Clauses

INTEGRATION WITH EXTERNAL COMPONENTS. As mentioned, one of the goals of the CPN platform is to allow the integration of new components and the creation of new features by external stakeholders. To facilitate this, it is important to provide a good view on the functionality and APIs offered by the individual services of the platform, but also on the functionalities offered by the platforms as a whole, aggregating multiple services. It is critical to have clear documentation for each service. Ideally, documentation for all services should be shared within the platform. Both the REST APIs exposed by the microservices and the events that can be subscribed to through the message broker, should be documented. If a service changes its endpoints, this must be tracked and made available by the platform. Open API Documentation APIs have become the most common way for various services to communicate with each other. In order to better expose services via APIs, a common interface for these APIs needs to be present to tell exactly what each service is supposed to do. This interface is a contract that defines the SLA between the client and the services. The OpenAPI (Swagger19) Specification has emerged as the standard format for defining this contract, in a way that’s both human and machine readable, making it easier for services to effectively communicate with and orchestrate the entire application. All the information about the OpenAPI Specification can be found on: xxxxx://xxxxxx.xxx/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification 19 xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xx/swagger-ui/ Message Broker Event Documentation Message exchanged through a message broker are usually constrained with respect to the size in bytes (e.g. around 15Mb is the limit for Xxxxx messages) in order not to affect the overall performance of the messaging system. However, no assumption is made on the structure of body of the message itself that could be a sequence of bytes, a string, a number, etc. A common pattern is to send the text of the message using a structured and easily-parsable format such as XML or JSON. Each consumer can therefore receive the message, extract and parse the content of the body and access/process the information of interest. In CPN we define the very basic structure of the message to be exchanged through message brokers as the following: Table 3: Message basic structure Field Description
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