AtomPub
AtomPub, short for the Atom Publishing Protocol, is a content publishing protocol built on HTTP that enables clients to create, edit, and delete resources stored on a server. It uses the Atom Syndication Format as the encoding for the actual entries and is defined in RFC 5023 (2007). The protocol is designed to be RESTful, with standard HTTP methods and status codes governing resource state changes.
Discovery and structure: The server exposes a service document at a root or well-known URL that describes
Core operations: Clients retrieve a collection by GET to view existing entries, or create new ones by
Content and extensibility: The standard payload for new resources is an Atom entry document, although servers
Usage and context: AtomPub found early adoption among weblogs and document management systems, providing a uniform