What is an API Endpoint?

  • by CJ Ledesma

An API endpoint is the gateway where apps communicate, enabling seamless API integration, software automation, and secure data exchange. Learn how REST and SOAP APIs, HTTP methods, API parameters, and API authentication work together for efficient communication. Discover best practices for secure API design, managing endpoint URLs, and using tools like the NinjaOne API.

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