Description
MuleSoft Certified Developer – API Design Associate (RAML 1.0)A MuleSoft
Certified Developer – API Design Associate should be able to create
well-designed, modular API definitions using RAML 1.0 and Anypoint Platform. The
MCD – API Design Associate (RAML 1.0) exam validates that an API designer has
the required knowledge and skills to:
Translate design requirements into API resources and methods.
Use RAML to define API resources, methods, parameters, and responses.
Model data in APIs using data types.
Minimize repetition in API definitions using resource types and traits.
Modularize APIs using libraries, overlays, and extensions.
Specify API security schemes.
Version APIs.
Document and test APIs and make them discoverable.
A downloadable datasheet for the exam can be found here.
Format Format: Multiple-choice, open book, unproctored online or in a testing
center
Length: 47 questions
Duration: 90 minutes
Pass score: 75%
Language: English
The exam can be taken a maximum of 5 times, with a 24 hour wait between each
attempt.
Cost $125
0.5 Flexible Training Credit
A voucher obtained by attending the instructor-led Anypoint Platform: API Design
course
Validity
The certification expires two years from the date of passing.
Preparation
The best preparation for the exam is to take the instructor-led Anypoint
Platform: API Design course. Candidates should be familiar with all of the
content in the course and be able to apply the concepts in actual projects.
Explaining RESTful API Design
Describe the common web API formats including SOAP, RPC, and REST
Describe REST API architecture
List the rules for retaining REST principles in APIs
Describe design-first approach for REST APIs
API:DES Module 1
Translating Functional Requirements for APIs
Identify different categories and actions for a REST API
Convert categories to resources
Select HTTP methods to support the actions on the categories
API:DES Module 2
Describing API-Led Connectivity and the API Lifecycle
Describe the API development lifecycle
Explain MuleSoft’s API-led connectivity approach
Describe the API design lifecycle with Anypoint Platform
API:DES Module 3
Defining Resources and Methods
Use RAML 1.0 to create API definitions
Define resources and methods in RAML API definitions
Specify URI parameters for necessary resource methods
API:DES Module 4
Specifying Responses
Describe response structure in HTTP methods
Use status codes in HTTP responses
Add error handling and caching information to HTTP responses
Select and specify the types of content returned in HTTP responses
API:DES Module 5
Documenting and Testing APIs
Add documentation and description nodes to RAML definitions
Use the mocking service to create API endpoints
Use the API Console to test API endpoints
API:DES Module 6
Making APIs Discoverable
Create API Portals for learning about and testing APIs
Customize API Portals with themes
Publish API definitions to the Anypoint Exchange for discovery
Gather feedback from API consumers
API:DES Module 7
Modeling Data
Create datatypes and their properties for resources
Create examples for datatypes
Include datatypes and examples in resource methods
Create scenarios in API Notebook to manipulate data
API:DES Module 8
Reusing Patterns
Create and reference resource types patterns for reusability
Use traits to modularize methods
API:DES Module 9
Modularizing APIs
Use libraries for greater API composability
Use overlays to internationalize resources
Use extensions to promote portability to test APIs in multiple environments
API:DES Module 10
Securing APIs
Define API security requirements
Use security schemes to apply resource and method level policies
Define custom security schemes for APIs
Apply an OAuth2.0 external provider policy to resource methods
API:DES Module 11
Enhancing API Responses using Hypermedia
Describe hypermedia
Simplify API discoverability using hypermedia
Use hypermedia to enhance API responses
Modify API definitions to generate state-specific client responses in resource
methods
API:DES Module 12
Versioning APIs
Explain when and when not to version APIs
Describe the methods for versioning APIs
Document changes in new API versions using shared API Portals
Deprecate older versions of APIs
API:DES Module 13
Explain when and when not to version APIs
Describe the methods for versioning APIs
Document changes in new API versions using shared API Portals
Deprecate older versions of APIs
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