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ANNOUNCING POSTMAN V10: THE API PLATFORM FOR AN API-FIRST WORLD

Ankit
September 15, 2022· 7 mins

Since the beginning of Postman, we have been obsessed with helping our users
solve problems. And from our vantage point in the industry, we have seen the
rise of API-first companies that use APIs as the building blocks of their
software strategy. The transition from code-first to API-first is a significant
technological shift. To succeed in this world, organizations need a system that
integrates the different tools and processes to effectively build, manage,
publish, and consume APIs. As a result, we’re seeing more and more legacy
companies deconstructing their monoliths to become API-first.

Today, we are proud to announce that our vision—one built on the needs of an
API-first organization—has come to life with the launch of the biggest and best
version of Postman in our history: Postman v10! In some ways, it might look like
this is one year’s worth of work because we released v9 this time last year, but
in reality, v10 has been in the works for many years. With v10, we have made
improvements to almost every part of the Postman API Platform.

There is lots to cover, so let’s jump right in and learn what makes Postman v10
so exciting.


NATIVE GIT SUPPORT AND THE REDESIGNED API BUILDER

After speaking with hundreds of teams to understand their API development
workflows better, we introduced the API Builder in Postman v9 as a way of
helping teams organize this workflow and have clear checkpoints in the
development process. Then we learned from customers that the feature was complex
to set up and get started. A lot of teams didn’t have API schemas to start
defining their API, especially when dealing with REST APIs.

Here are four huge ways Postman v10’s new API Builder simplifies these
workflows:

1. Postman’s API Builder now integrates natively with Git. This means that you
can keep and version collections and schemas next to your codebase and work on
them using your team’s pre-existing collaborative version control workflows.

2. We significantly redesigned the UI around the API lifecycle. These features
are now available in a section on the sidebar to allow for a cleaner experience.
We see development teams work in a variety of ways, and realized that a guided
experience would often just get in the way.

3. We have simplified the publishing step of creating a version where an API
would go from development to consumers. Once development on a branch is complete
and a branch is merged to your deployment branch, you can publish the collection
and the schema as a new version in the API Builder. Once published, the API will
be available for consumers. More on that below.

4. We also launched a new command-line interface today—Postman CLI. Postman CLI
is built atop the foundation we laid with our open-source CLI, Newman. It runs
collections using the same runtime as Postman, while deeply integrating with the
Postman API Platform. Postman CLI simplifies integrating with your CI system and
autogenerates the pipeline code needed for you to integrate your collections and
schemas with your CI process.

This tight integration means that you can now see test reports inside Postman
workspaces. You can review these reports together as a team and see where your
attention needs to be directed.


GRPC SUPPORT AND POSTMAN’S CONTINUED EXPANSION INTO BEING THE SINGLE PLATFORM
FOR ALL APIS

For today’s development needs, there are a variety of API technologies
available. Postman had its origins in HTTP/REST but we soon learned that the API
lifecycle is the same across any technology that is used for building APIs.
However, developers suffer from a lack of tooling when a new innovation comes
around in the API world. It often takes a decade for tooling to mature. Our
vision is for developers not to have to make these trade-offs. Over the last few
years, we have added support for SOAP, WebSockets, and GraphQL.

With gRPC emerging as the winning standard for internal microservice
communication, we are thrilled to announce that gRPC support within Postman is
now fully available with the launch of v10, introducing support for Protobuf
definitions, autocomplete hints, tools for documentation, scripting, testing,
mocking, and collaboration within Postman workspaces.


BETTER DISCOVERY FOR INTERNAL APIS THROUGH THE REDESIGNED PRIVATE API NETWORK

We’ve been making significant improvements to how organizations discover APIs. A
robust set of APIs, built alongside an effective API-first strategy, can create
huge benefits. They open up existing capabilities of an organization for reuse
by internal teams and reduce the time and resources needed to develop new
features for users and customers.

However, private APIs only bring these benefits if they can be discovered by
others easily. With the increasing number of private APIs within organizations,
it becomes difficult for consumers to find the API they are looking for—leading
many teams to invest time and resources in building duplicate functionality.

Today, we’re excited to announce the redesigned Private API Network to address
these pain points by helping developers discover relevant APIs faster. The
Private API Network provides a central directory of all internal APIs in your
organization. Teams will be able to publish workspaces and collections along
with APIs built in the API Builder. The publishing flow has been updated to
allow for an easy workflow for publishers. The interface also makes it easier
for consumers to fork collections and use them in their own workspaces.


COLLABORATE WITH YOUR PARTNERS THROUGH PARTNER WORKSPACES

The Postman Public API Network has become the largest hub for APIs on the
planet. Companies of all shapes and sizes including the likes of Salesforce,
Microsoft, Stripe, and thousands of others are sharing their APIs through public
workspaces on the API Network. Public workspaces reduce the time to first call
for an API and make it really easy for publishers and consumers to stay in sync
as APIs change over time.

However, not all of your APIs might be publicly available. Most organizations
have partner APIs—APIs that are accessible to a cohort of select partners due to
business, regulatory, or product-related decisions. Collaborating on these APIs
has always been difficult. Customers that we spoke to often mentioned slow
email-driven processes through which API artifacts including Postman Collections
were shared. It was difficult to keep everyone up to date on both partnerships
and co-development projects, where a company might contract out work for others
to get done.

In v10, we are introducing Partner Workspaces, which provide a shared, secure,
access-controlled space where organizations can invite partners to collaborate
and build APIs. Users inside the workspace can have Editor or Viewer roles so
they can access resources appropriately. Partner Workspaces complete the picture
of collaboration that we envisioned. Check out this blog post on all the
different ways you can use workspaces.


STANDARDIZE GOVERNANCE AND SECURITY PRACTICES THROUGHOUT YOUR ORGANIZATION

As APIs proliferate across an organization, it becomes critical that they are
built in a standardized way and governed for consistency, as well as regulatory
and compliance reasons. As we spoke to customers, the security and governance of
APIs continues to be a top-of-mind concern for senior leaders and executives.
With Postman v10, we are very excited about launching a new suite of
capabilities aimed at helping organizations scale their best practices toward
building APIs.


API SECURITY

Requests that you send in Postman now have built-in security validations.
Postman will automatically check the API against common vulnerabilities and
alert you if there is something wrong. API Security validations are also baked
into the Postman API schema editor for the OpenAPI standard. These rules can be
customized by security teams and make it easier for developers to discover
organizational policies and remove security vulnerabilities at development time.


API GOVERNANCE

Our new API Governance features will allow you to deploy a company-wide style
guide for your APIs. This feature is powered through a customizable linting
engine that consists of the most widely adopted open-source community standards
with the ability to add your own organization’s rules. These rules will be used
to scan your OpenAPI files inside the API editor and also integrated through
Postman CLI and in your CI/CD pipelines.

For a high-level overview of your API landscape, you will be able to see reports
for your API landscape in the updated Reporting section. Once you start adding
APIs, you will be able to track compliance over time and make sure that your
organization is producing high-quality APIs.


GET STARTED NOW

Postman v10 is our biggest leap yet regarding integrated functionality for the
entire API lifecycle. All these changes are available as part of our refreshed
plans, starting today. If you’re an existing Postman customer, you will continue
to enjoy the benefits of features that you had at the time you started your
plan. We’ve built v10 to benefit workflows for developers and for the entire
organization—and while we have shipped these new features, the Postman
engineering team remains continually focused on improving performance and the
quality of the entire platform.

We believe you’ll love these capabilities that we’ve added to Postman. Today,
we’ve started rolling out Postman v10 to the thousands of companies who’ve
already joined our v10 waitlist. You can also join the early access waitlist
here.

If you want to learn more about anything in Postman v10 and how we can help you
adopt Postman Enterprise, talk to our sales team today.

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Ankit



Ankit is the co-founder and CTO at Postman. View all posts by Ankit.

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