API Lifecycle during the implementation Royal Cyber - Today’s IT Trends

The API lifecycle refers to the stages an API goes through from creation
to retirement. It typically includes planning, design, implementation,
testing, deployment, management, and retirement. During planning, the
API's purpose, functionality, and target audience are defined. In the
design phase, the API's structure, endpoints, and data formats are
established. Implementation involves writing the code to create the API.
Testing ensures the API works as intended. Deployment makes the API
accessible to users. Management involves monitoring, securing, and
updating the API. Finally, retirement is the process of phasing out the
API when it is no longer needed.