Zato is a Python-based integration platform that lets you build and deliver enterprise solutions with ease, from online APIs, business processes, data science, AI, ML, IoT, mainframe and cloud migrations to automation, digital transformation, knowledge graphs and state-of-the-art technologies, combining ease of use with safety and security.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Convenient API integrations and automation in Python.
- Python Cloud API IDE built-in. Develop, deploy and invoke your API integrations and automations using Python, straight from your browser. Or use an IDE that you already have, such as VS Code or PyCharm.
- Create REST API services and manage them centrally using the Zato Dashboard, making the entire integration process intuitive and effort-free.
- Automate Python API services and batch jobs, and express any schedules succinctly using a GUI for background tasks.
- Convenient cloud connections.
- Automatically add API security to your Python services straight from your Dashboard. And by the way, you will not have to implement OAuth2 manually anymore either.
- SFTP, batch file transfer and shell commands.
- Orchestrate e-mail automations and seamlessly integrate with SMTP and IMAP servers, including Azure and Microsoft 365.
- Optimize your integrations and make them more convenient with a built-in caching layer that does not require any external dependencies.
- Publish/subscribe and message queues.
- SQL, including MS SQL and Oracle DB.
- LDAP, MongoDB, Redis, IBM MQ, AMQP and other data sources.
- HL7 FHIR and MLLP.
- Real-time IoT communication with devices and mobile apps using a protocol designed for low latency and messaging overhead.
- Dozens of connection types and adapters – and you can always import your own extra Python libraries when needed too.
Website: github.com/zatosource/zato
Support:
Developer: Zato Source s.r.o.
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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