I do not like appeal to authority either. But based on my experience, most of these issues were resolved in one to two meetings (I said maybe one, after all).
The team that needs data goes to the team that has that data and says "can you make an API that vends the data that I need?". Then they make it. And then maybe there is another meeting with a follow up, or perhaps an email asking for the data to be presented slightly differently.
But if you come to a team with a good use case and some examples, it shouldn't be too hard for them to create an API that vends the data appropriately.
This of course is all predicated on a good microservices architecture where you already have systems in place to handle API discovery and communication between services and proper data separation.
jedberg|2 years ago
The team that needs data goes to the team that has that data and says "can you make an API that vends the data that I need?". Then they make it. And then maybe there is another meeting with a follow up, or perhaps an email asking for the data to be presented slightly differently.
But if you come to a team with a good use case and some examples, it shouldn't be too hard for them to create an API that vends the data appropriately.
This of course is all predicated on a good microservices architecture where you already have systems in place to handle API discovery and communication between services and proper data separation.
sethammons|2 years ago
ris58h|2 years ago