The use case: how ConductorOne deploys Speakeasy
ConductorOne uses Speakeasy to automatically generate and republish SDKs in Go, Python and TypeScript, plus a Terraform provider and in-repo documentation, from its API spec. The generated artifacts are regenerated whenever the API changes.
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another 150+ hours for the generation of their Terraform provider
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If we had to write multiple SDKs ourselves, manually, even with a spec, we'd be looking at multiple weeks of work for multiple people. With Speakeasy, it saves us 100s of hours, a heck of a lot of time, without a doubt!Speakeasy users in Cybersecurity
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By their estimation, utilizing Speakeasy, ConductorOne was able to save between 400 to 500 hours of development for the SDKs, and another 150+ hours for the generation of their Terraform provider.