Overview
Overview
Application logic is often provided as an API instead of via an interface usable by end users. API Management can help with marketing an API. Provisioned APIs can be assigned permissions, supplemented by converting input and output values, and supplied with product-specific SLAs. The usage of APIs can be monitored, evaluated, and billed accordingly as necessary. The provisioned API can be operated on Azure or externally.
Getting Started
Getting Started
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If you want to know what API Management is, how it works, and why customers choose to use it, this session is for you! We share a real story of digital transformation by a...
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In this edition of Azure Tips and Tricks, learn how to get started with Azure API Management, a service that helps protect and manage your APIs. For more tips and tricks,...
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Azure API Management provides a REST API for performing operations on selected entities, such as APIs, users, groups, products, and subscriptions. The API can be used for...
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Make your colleagues gasp at how fast you can put together a sophisticated integration solution in no time using the power of Azure. Learn how our Azure integration services...
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The examples/ folder contains policy examples contributed by the product team and the user community. The samples are meant to be re-used verbatim, provide inspiration or...
