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toran vs Zuplo
Zuplo is a modern API gateway designed for developers. Teams use it to add authentication, rate limiting, and policies to APIs they expose, with a focus on developer experience and edge deployment.
What Zuplo is good at
- ✓Adding authentication, rate limiting, and policies to APIs you expose
- ✓Developer-friendly configuration with code-based policies
- ✓Edge deployment for low-latency API management
- ✓Transforming and validating requests before they reach your backend
Where it falls short for API debugging
- △Designed to manage APIs you serve, not observe APIs you consume
- △Does not sit inline between your app and third-party APIs you call
- △Focused on policy enforcement rather than passive observation
How toran is different
- →toran observes outbound API requests to services you consume
- →Passive inspection with no policy enforcement, transformation, or blocking
- →Activated by swapping a base URL, not configuring gateway routes
- →Read-only by design: no auth, rate limiting, or request modification
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Quick decision rule
Use Zuplo to manage, secure, and monetize APIs you expose to others. Use toran to observe and debug outbound API calls your application makes to third-party services.
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