Self-hosted API

A self-hosted API refers to an application programming interface that is deployed and managed by the developer or organization within their own infrastructure. Unlike a cloud-based API hosted by a third-party provider, a self-hosted API runs on servers and hardware owned and operated by the developer or organization.

By self-hosting an API, developers have complete control over the infrastructure, allowing them to manage and optimize performance, security, and scalability according to their specific needs. They can also ensure data privacy and compliance with regulations since all data resides on their own servers. However, self-hosting an API requires technical expertise and maintenance responsibilities, including server setup and configuration, security measures, monitoring, and regular updates to ensure reliability and functionality.

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