A full walkthrough registering Amazon Bedrock as a provider and attaching its native guardrail to a WSO2 AI Gateway, with both requests and responses validated.
AI agents retry aggressively and don't know when it's safe. Learn the idempotency patterns that keep retries from becoming duplicate actions.
AI-powered APIs don't follow the same request-response flow as traditional REST APIs. Here's precisely what changes, and why it matters.
Learn how the Arazzo specification describes multi-step API workflows and how to turn one into a single MCP tool for AI agents, governed by the WSO2 AI Gateway.
GPT, Claude, and Gemini vs. self-hosted Llama, Mistral, and Qwen. Real break-even math on cost, latency, control, and compliance for production.
How to architect, expose, and govern vertical AI as APIs: the layers, the tradeoffs, and where general-purpose AI stops being enough.
How WSO2 AI Gateway uses TypeSafe AI's Jev to make fast, governable decisions on LLM and MCP traffic: guardrails, model routing, tool filtering, and caching.
Compare the best API management tools for 2026 (Kong, Apigee, MuleSoft, Azure APIM, AWS, Tyk, Gravitee, and WSO2) by features, pricing, and fit.
Block prompt injection and unsafe LLM requests before they reach the model. Chain content length, word count, regex, and semantic prompt guard on the WSO2 AI Gateway.
Learn what an MCP registry is and how to build one. Publish MCP servers to a governed catalog with WSO2, then discover and connect to them from Claude Desktop.
Why and how to run a self-hosted LLM gateway: open-source options, deployment (Docker/Kubernetes), data control, and SaaS vs self-hosted trade-offs.
Learn what an AI gateway is, how it works, and how it differs from an API gateway: multi-model routing, token cost control, guardrails, and observability for LLM traffic.
A side-by-side comparison of the leading AI gateways in 2026 — WSO2, Kong, Portkey, LiteLLM, Cloudflare, and Helicone — across deployment, cost control, security, and observability.
A guide to the concrete controls that secure LLM and agent traffic: prompt-injection defense, PII redaction, authentication and RBAC, guardrails, and audit logging.
A side-by-side breakdown of how AI gateways and API gateways differ, where they overlap, and how to decide where each one belongs in your stack.