I want to set up a webserver that provides two or more APIs.

The APIs would be described according to OpenAPI 3.0 specification (https://swagger.io/).

I understand that Mojolicious would allow to add routes and input/output validation starting from the JSON API specification.

The webserver is running Apache and hosts various virtualhosts.

I wonder if this is compatible with Mojolicious and I'd like to have some suggestion on how to implement the architecture so to provide the two APIs (that are completely unrelated) as:

http://api.example.com/api01/
http://api.example.com/api02/

Also, is Mojolicious the best choice? I only have experience with CGI and Apache Web Server.

Thank you

In reply to Mojolicious to serve more openAPIs by Anonymous Monk

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