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DATA - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Having control over personal information such as their name, address, phone number, email address, financial information, and other sensitive data
    - - Protecting the personal data of customers, employees, and partners.
- - - - A set of protocols and standards that define how different software applications should interact with each other. Web servers often use APIs to allow client applications to interact with their resources, such as databases or other web services.
      - In a data exchange system, the client application makes a request to the server via the API. The server then processes the request and returns a response, typically in the form of data.
      - Jitter and Latency in APIs
        
        A variation in the data delivery delay in a network
        
        Impacts
        
        Data may not all arrive simultaneously due to variations in network latency and congestion
        
        Data packets arriving out of order
        
        Delays in data
        
        Impacts in the performance of the API
        
        Audio or video distortion
        
        Measures to mitigate Jitter
        
        Buffering (load data in advance)
        
        Retransmission (request multiple times)
        
        Error correction (if a request fails, ask it again)
        
        Quality of Service (QoS) protocols
      - Ways that APIs can handle request from clients
        
        Synchronous APIs
        
        Require the client to wait for a response before continuing
        
        When a client sends a request to a synchronous API, it will block and wait until the API has finished processing the request and sends back a response. This means that the client cannot do anything else while waiting for the response.
        
        Asynchronous APIs
        
        Allow the client to send a request and continue working on other tasks while waiting for a response
        
        When a client sends a request to an asynchronous API, it does not block and wait for a response. Instead, the API immediately acknowledges the request and allows the client to continue working. Once the API has finished processing the request, it sends a response back to the client, typically through a callback function or a separate notification channel.
  - - - A lightweight and popular data interchange format that is used to transmit data between a server and a client.
    - - XML is a markup language that is designed to store and transport data.
    - - CSV is a simple text format that is used to store and exchange data.
    - - AJAX is a technique used in web development that allows web pages to update dynamically without reloading the entire page.