Category: Azure

In this post, we will look at the Developer Portal (Legacy) for Azure API Management. Browse to your APIM in Azure and click on the link: On selecting this, we get to a developer portal: We see our APIs. Select one: We see our operations. Select one and click Try It: We can select a Subscription Key and click Send to send a request: We get a 200 Response back. … Continue reading Using the Developer Portal (Legacy) in Azure API Management

In this post, we will look at using Products in API Management. Products let you “group APIs, define terms of use, and runtime policies”. To use products, go to APIM and select Products: We see 2 products – Starter and Unlimited: If we open Starter, we see this product has a rate limit of 5 calls per 60 seconds: The Unlimited policy does not contain this: Let’s create a new … Continue reading Using Products in Azure API Management

In our previous posts, we created an App Service and an API Management in Azure. Let’s now use Postman to send a request to the Azure API Management endpoint. Go to the APIM and select the API. Under Settings, copy the Base URL: Now, in our case, we have /api/Customers to get all customers: So our URL is https://crmdevapim.azure-api.net/api/customers. Let’s open Postman and create this request. Click Send: We get a … Continue reading Using Postman to Hit an API Management Endpoint with Subscription

In this post, we will add Swagger OpenAPI to an ASP.NET Web API project. Swagger OpenAPI is a way to document the capabilities of your API. We can do this in .NET by adding the Swashbuckle NuGet package. Let’s continue with our Web Api project we created earlier. We will open the project in Visual Studio and add the Swashbuckle.AspNetCore package: Click OK: Now open Startup.cs and go to ConfigureServices: We … Continue reading Adding Swagger OpenAPI to an ASP.NET Web API

In this post, we will look at how to add Azure API Management (APIM) to an Azure App Service. We will follow on from our previous post where we created an Azure App Service. There are a couple of ways to create an APIM. First, browse out to your App Service. We will use the one we created earlier using ASP.NET Core. Under API, select API Management: Click Create New: … Continue reading How to Add API Management (APIM) to an Azure App Service