Sensitive Data Masking
Blog post from Speakeasy
The blog post discusses new features in the Speakeasy SDKs, focusing on sensitive data masking and customer-specific API logging views. It highlights how developers can use the middleware controller to prevent sensitive fields, such as request/response fields, headers, or cookies, from entering the platform by masking them or ignoring entire routes. The SDK also allows for the configuration of a customer-specific view by using a customer key, which facilitates filtering API logs down to a single customer. Additionally, the post mentions the ease of service discovery within the Speakeasy platform through the search of APIs registered with associated metadata, such as team or version labels.
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