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SolarWinds has collaborated with Speakeasy to automate SDK generation, transforming API integration from weeks to days.
SolarWinds (opens in a new tab) delivers seamless resiliency and efficiency, safeguarding across hybrid IT environments by integrating observability, database performance, and IT service management. SolarWinds has collaborated with Speakeasy to generate robust Software Development Kits (SDKs), significantly reducing API integration time and transforming the developer experience, leading to faster and more accessible innovation.
SolarWinds has seen usage of their API grow significantly over time – not just from customers, but also from internal teams who have developed their own tools atop the APIs. Given this increased interest in the REST API, SolarWinds recognized that improving the API developer experience was a key priority. Existing manually-created SDK clients were effective, but had become complex and time-consuming to maintain.
After evaluating multiple commercial options, SolarWinds selected Speakeasy for its:
“Getting started with Speakeasy was trivial. We quickly saw how much smoother our API integrations could be.”
Greg Poirier, Principal Software Engineer, SolarWinds
SolarWinds is expanding its SDK offerings to six languages, with the SolarWinds SDK for Go already available. This multi-language support empowers more developers to build on the SolarWinds® Platform.
“The Speakeasy team has been fantastic. The support feels like a real partnership, making all the difference.”
Greg Poirier, Principal Software Engineer, SolarWinds
The SolarWinds journey—from in-house struggles to a streamlined, automated SDK solution with Speakeasy—shows how the right tools can revolutionize developer experience and contribute to a more efficient and resilient IT environment. By reducing integration times and eliminating maintenance burdens, SolarWinds can focus on innovation.
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