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AMPLIFY Platform Demo Series, Part 12: Publishing to the Unified Catalog of the AMPLIFY Platform 

Many greetings from our AMPLIFY demo blog series, the go-to source for mastering the basics of Axway’s AMPLIFY Platform! Special thanks to our team of experts, who’ve created a delightful series of video guides designed to introduce developers to AMPLIFY, and walk them through the platform’s core capabilities and features. 

Previously, we learned how to launch custom integrations using AMPLIFY Application Integration, and how to get started with API Builder and Flow Central (if you want to see those, check out the links at the bottom of the page). However, most recently, we’ve turned our gaze to everything developers need to get up to speed with Unified Catalogs. 

Publishing to the Unified Catalog

To get started, you’ll need to subscribe to an MFT flow, which you can learn how to do here. Otherwise, let’s get started on today’s featured episode, which demonstrates how to publish an API and application integration, and how to control who can discover and subscribe to them. 

Unified Catalog makes it easy

The Unified Catalog makes it easy to discover and reuse integration services, as well as accelerate your integration projects by easily authenticating and orchestrating the most popular SaaS applications on the market. What makes the AMPLIFY platform so powerful and versatile is the ability to easily create custom API connections, as well as utilize more than 170+ pre-built integrations to immensely popular services like Slack and Salesforce. 

Watch the guide

Watch the guide, and let us know in the comments below if you have any questions or want to highlight one of your projects. Then, stay tuned for demos to learn the full range of capabilities you can achieve with the AMPLIFY platform. 

Until next time, happy building! 

Creating custom integrations with AMPLIFY Application Integration platform: 

How to create microservices and APIs with API Builder

Getting started with Flow Central

Using the Unified Catalog

Discover much more about the Unified Catalog.

 

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