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Combining
OpenWhisk (serverless),
Open API (swagger) and
IBM API Connect to build
powerful APIs
Joe Sepi
Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM
@joe_sepi

Combining
OpenWhisk (serverless),
Open API (swagger),
IBM API Connect, Watson cognitive
services and Slack integrations to
build powerful APIs
Joe Sepi
Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM
@joe_sepi

Combining
OpenWhisk (serverless),
Open API (swagger),
IBM API Connect, Watson cognitive
services, Slack integrations, Cloudant
NoSQL database and Bluemix to build
powerful APIs
Joe Sepi
Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM
@joe_sepi

Agenda
• What are these technologies?
• What was my inspiration?
• How easy is this stuff?
• What’s behind the scenes?
• What am I working on?
• What are you working on?

Steps
1.Setup Cloudant for keeping track of Slack app
installations
2.Deploy through the command line OpenWhisk
actions that drive the Slack integrations
3.Create Slack App and configure interactions
4.Create an API Connect instance to import Open API
file which exposes the OpenWhisk actions to Slack
5.Finalize Slack configuration and add to Slack org

Service Credentials
You’ll need these in next step…

The results from deploying our
OpenWhisk Actions
Things look ok

Slack App Credentials
We’ll need these later…

Import Open API
There are our three endpoints for Slack

Open Whisk and Slack
Credentials
Note the save icon and the three dots for menu

API Connect Base URL
Save me for the next step

https://api.us.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/yourorg-yourspace/sb
/api/slack/oauth

Verify that Request URL ✅
Same Base URL but with /api/slack/event

Adding to Slack
This is where we are actually adding our
bot to a Team

Combining
Open Whisk (serverless),
OpenAPI (swagger) and
API Connect to build powerful
APIs
Joe Sepi
Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM
@joe_sepi

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1. Combining OpenWhisk (serverless), Open API (swagger) and IBM API Connect to build powerful APIs Joe Sepi Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM @joe_sepi

2. Combining OpenWhisk (serverless), Open API (swagger), IBM API Connect, Watson cognitive services and Slack integrations to build powerful APIs Joe Sepi Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM @joe_sepi

3. Combining OpenWhisk (serverless), Open API (swagger), IBM API Connect, Watson cognitive services, Slack integrations, Cloudant NoSQL database and Bluemix to build powerful APIs Joe Sepi Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM @joe_sepi

4. Combining OpenWhisk (serverless), Open API (swagger), IBM API Connect, Watson cognitive services, Slack integrations, Cloudant NoSQL database and Bluemix to easily assemble useful and convenient integrations backed by powerful APIs Joe Sepi Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM @joe_sepi

5. Agenda • What are these technologies? • What was my inspiration? • How easy is this stuff? • What’s behind the scenes? • What am I working on? • What are you working on?

6. That’s me. playing guitar @joe_sepi

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17. Steps 1.Setup Cloudant for keeping track of Slack app installations 2.Deploy through the command line OpenWhisk actions that drive the Slack integrations 3.Create Slack App and configure interactions 4.Create an API Connect instance to import Open API file which exposes the OpenWhisk actions to Slack 5.Finalize Slack configuration and add to Slack org

18. Create a Cloudant Instance

19. Create DB and Design Document

20. Service Credentials You’ll need these in next step…

21. The results from deploying our OpenWhisk Actions Things look ok

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25. Slack App Credentials We’ll need these later…

26. Create an API Connect Instance

27. Import Open API There are our three endpoints for Slack

28. Open Whisk and Slack Credentials Note the save icon and the three dots for menu

29. API Connect Base URL Save me for the next step

30. https://api.us.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/yourorg-yourspace/sb /api/slack/oauth

31. Verify that Request URL ✅ Same Base URL but with /api/slack/event

32. Slack Slash Commands

33. Adding to Slack This is where we are actually adding our bot to a Team

34. Hey Fred, you said… It works!

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36. Open API

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38. OpenWhisk JS FTW!

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41. Combining Open Whisk (serverless), OpenAPI (swagger) and API Connect to build powerful APIs Joe Sepi Lead Developer Evangelist ⚡ StrongLoop/IBM @joe_sepi

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