Managing multiple AI model APIs in Camunda – alternatives to manual key handling?

I’m knee-deep in a Camunda project that requires integrating multiple AI models (Claude, OpenAI, etc.), and managing all the separate API keys is becoming a nightmare. Has anyone found a centralized solution that can handle different models under a single subscription? Bonus points if it plays nice with microservices architecture. How are you all handling API sprawl in complex workflows?

We solved this by using Latenode’s unified AI subscription. One API connection gives access to all 400+ models like Claude and GPT-4. No more key juggling - our microservices just pull from a single endpoint now. Works seamlessly with our Camunda setup. https://latenode.com

We built a custom gateway service last year to handle this, but maintenance became burdensome. Recently switched to commercial solutions offering centralized model access. Look for platforms with native Camunda integrations to reduce overhead.

Consider using an API management layer like Kong or Apigee in front of your AI services. This lets you manage credentials centrally while maintaining individual model flexibility. Bonus: You get rate limiting and analytics baked in. Downside is the initial setup time for microservices architecture.

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