#MerakiMagic API Webinars

This session will introduce the Meraki platform and its integration points. We will look at the three basic ways a developer can integrate with the Meraki platform while covering the Meraki Dashboard APIs in depth. Attendees will be introduced to the Location Scanning API, Webhook alerts and the External captive portal.

Do you want to take your network monitoring up a level? Combining the power of Meraki APIs with some open source tools, you can achieve what the art of the possible is.

In this session, I would like to show real use cases of how to integrate Meraki APIs with other tools to extract valuable data for monitoring purposes. Integration with platforms such as Kibana, Google sheets, ServiceNow and more will be covered in this session.

Reserve your spot now for this free webinar and be ready with your questions!

Build or buy? As easy as it is to get started with Meraki APIs, sometimes we don’t have the time or knowledge to build entire solutions on our own. That’s where the Meraki ecosystems come into play. Automating dashboard changes? Computer Vision learning models for MV cameras? Analyzing visitors’ sentiment? Measuring waiting time in queues? Our ecosystem partners have already created solutions powered by Meraki APIs so you don’t have to. In this session we will introduce selected ecosystem solutions to address various challenges for IT and other lines of business.

Join us in this session to learn why IT engineers are investing more time on APIs and not CLIs. We will present multiple use cases in which Meraki APIs created business values on top of the built network enabling IT to become a business partner of an organization.

Programmability with the Meraki cloud has enabled countless solutions and opportunities. Much of our past focus has been on the “on-demand” REST API.. i.e Dashboard API. This is great when you want to automate at scale, run reports and get information as needed. But what happens when an unscheduled thing happens?? What happens when my app is calling the API regularly and normally getting the same info? Is that efficient? Don’t call us.. We’ll call you!