How does statelessness affect the design of APIs that need to support different levels of data auditing and logging for security and compliance purposes?

Oct 22, 2019 ... ... stateless REST calls, all the REST calls will be handled by the same frontend. Obviously the last call would be a commit. I wouldn't count ... Statelessness. Any request from a client only accesses the data from the backend server but does not change the state of that information on the server ... Mar 22, 2012 ... An ideal ReSTful service allows clients (which may not be in-browser) to perform any needed task in one request; because the full state ... REST defines six constraints which apps and APIs must obey to be considered RESTful: Uniform interface; Client-server architecture; Statelessness; Layered ... Dec 4, 2022 ... The server delivers un-modified state as it sees it from the database to the client, it, the server never holds anything in memory related to manipulation of ... Jul 14, 2024 ... REST APIs (Representational State Transfer APIs) are a type of API architecture that provides several standards and conventions that must be ... REST is a convention for stateless client-server communications that is typically implemented using the HTTP protocol. As the name suggests, a REST API transfers on each request the state of any transaction, which has design, performance, and resource benefits over other ... So-called REST (Representational State Transfer) APIs are frequently offered by web servers in IoT communication in order to channel certain communication. Sep 28, 2021 ... To sum up the section of statelessness. If all you do is to send Queries and Mutations over HTTP, we could call it stateless. If you add ...