Building the future of Event-Driven Architectures (EDA)

Open-Source tools to easily build and maintain your event-driven architecture. All powered by the AsyncAPI specification, the industry standard for defining asynchronous APIs.

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asyncapi.yaml
Account Service Documentation

Account Service 1.0.0

This service is in charge of processing user signups 🚀

SUB user/signedup
Accepts the following message:
Payload Object
displayName
String
Name of the user
email
Stringemail
Email of the user
Additional properties are allowed.
// Example
 
{
  "displayName": "Eve & Chan",
  "email": "info@asyncapi.io"
}

Why AsyncAPI?

Improving the current state of Event-Driven Architectures (EDA)

  • Specification

    Allows you to define the interfaces of asynchronous APIs and is protocol agnostic.

  • Document APIs

    Use our tools to generate documentation at the build level, on a server, and on a client.

  • Code Generation

    Generate documentation, Code (TypeScript, Java, C#, etc), and more out of your AsyncAPI files.

  • Community

    We're a community of great people who are passionate about AsyncAPI and event-driven architectures.

  • Open Governance

    Our Open-Source project is part of Linux Foundation and works under an Open Governance model.

  • And much more...

    We have many different tools and welcome you to explore our ideas and propose new ideas to AsyncAPI.

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Hey Eve & Chan! Welcome to the AsyncAPI workspace!

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    What the experts are saying

    • Microservices underline the need for event-based communication in distributed architectures. AsyncAPI brings the richness of the REST API ecosystem to asynchronous APIs.

      Matt McLarty

      Matt McLarty

      Global Leader of API Strategy at MuleSoft

    • Event-driven APIs need love too! AsyncAPI brings the many benefits of a machine/human readable specification to these nuanced approaches.

      Bill Doerrfeld

      Bill Doerrfeld

      Editor in Chief at Nordic APIs

    • Developers need to be able to quickly and consistently create event-driven applications that provide business value and react to customer needs in realtime. I can't count how many times I've heard developers ask for OpenAPI/Swagger style tools for the asynchronous and event driven world, and that is exactly what the AsyncAPI initiative is making a reality.

      Jonathan Schabowsky

      Jonathan Schabowsky

      Sr. Architect, Office of the CTO at Solace

    • We’ve been focusing on event-driven APIs since 2014 and thank the AsyncAPI contributors everyday for driving the community towards common standards.

      Eric Horesnyi

      Eric Horesnyi

      CEO at Streamdata.io