Cisco APIs

Learn how the Open Policy Agent (OPA) helps organizations realize the benefits of standardized authorization policy management, and scale it for the enterprise without having to spend the time and resources building from scratch.

Check out the code to design and build a Webex IM automatic out-of-office reply feature.

Check out the list of 10 new updates to the Cisco Meraki Dashboard API and see how you can get things done at a massive scale.

Both Cisco WebEx and Philips Hue expose their APIs. Check out the code for this fun way to let your kids (or colleagues) know when you're on a call and prefer not to be disturbed.

The APIs in Action channel is filled with demos, new technology overviews, and insights into new tools, creations, and trainings that can help you stay at the forefront of innovation. It's free. it's global. It's virtual. And there's still time to register.

See how Cisco IOS-XE is helping customers move to a more pro-active mode of operating their networks by providing open, standards-based, programmable interfaces to automate network operations, and bring deep visibility into user, application, and device behaviors.

Part 4 of this series explores the new "voucher" capability in Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE).

Now there's a place where these subject matter experts and other developers can connect around Cisco security APIs and SecureX Orchestration. Learn more about the new DevNet Developer Security Community.

In part 2 of the journey to Vanilla ISE - the new, simplified Identity Services Engine GUI for endpoint technicians - we explore the documentation to find the relevant API calls you will use.