API Management

API Management Documentation

1. Overview
     1.1. About API Management
2. Quickstarts
     2.1. Create an instance - Portal
     2.2. Create an instance - PowerShell
3. Tutorials
     3.1. 1 - Import your first API
     3.2. 2 - Create and publish a product
     3.3. 3 - Mock API responses
     3.4. 4 - Protect your API
     3.5. 5 - Monitor published APIs
     3.6. 6 - Debug your APIs
     3.7. 7 - Add revisions
     3.8. 8 - Add multiple versions
     3.9. 9 - Customize the Developer portal
4. Samples
     4.1. Policies
     4.2. Azure PowerShell
5. Concepts
     5.1. Terminology
     5.2. Policies
          5.2.1. Overview
          5.2.2. Policy reference index
     5.3. Manage using automation
     5.4. Error handling
     5.5. API import restrictions
6. How-to guides
     6.1. Define APIs 
          6.1.1. Add an API manually
          6.1.2. Import an OpenAPI Specification
          6.1.3. Import a SOAP API
          6.1.4. Import a SOAP API and convert to REST
          6.1.5. Import an API App
          6.1.6. Import a Function App
          6.1.7. Import a Logic App
          6.1.8. Import a Service Fabric app
          6.1.9. Edit an API
     6.2. Provision and scale
          6.2.1. Capacity metric
          6.2.2. Upgrade and scale
          6.2.3. Configure autoscale
          6.2.4. Configure a custom domain
     6.3. Cache
          6.3.1. Add caching to improve performance
     6.4. Secure your backend
          6.4.1. Protect your API with Azure AD
          6.4.2. Connect to a virtual network
          6.4.3. Connect to an internal virtual network
          6.4.4. Integrate Application Gateway in an internal VNET
          6.4.5. Mutual Certificate authentication
          6.4.6. Manage CA certificates
          6.4.7. Manage protocols and ciphers
     6.5. Customize the developer experience
          6.5.1. Modify page content and layout
          6.5.2. Customize system pages using templates
          6.5.3. Authentication with Azure AD
          6.5.4. Authentication with Azure AD B2C
          6.5.5. Delegated authentication
          6.5.6. E-mail notifications and templates
          6.5.7. Enable console OAuth support
     6.6. Define policies
          6.6.1. Set or edit policies
          6.6.2. Policy expressions
          6.6.3. Custom caching
          6.6.4. Advanced monitoring
          6.6.5. Advanced request throttling
          6.6.6. Using external services
          6.6.7. Manage secrets using properties
          6.6.8. Secure APIs using client certificate authentication
          6.6.9. Access restriction policies
          6.6.10. Advanced policies
          6.6.11. Authentication policies
          6.6.12. Caching policies
          6.6.13. Cross-domain policies
          6.6.14. Transformation policies
     6.7. Template reference
          6.7.1. Templates
          6.7.2. APIs
          6.7.3. Products
          6.7.4. Applications
          6.7.5. Issues
          6.7.6. User profile
          6.7.7. Pages
          6.7.8. Template resources
     6.8. Data model reference
     6.9. Page controls
     6.10. Manage in production
          6.10.1. Manage groups
          6.10.2. Deploy to multiple Azure regions
          6.10.3. Log events to Azure Event Hubs
          6.10.4. Log requests with Azure Application Insights
          6.10.5. Set up DR using backup/restore
          6.10.6. Manage user accounts
          6.10.7. Configure using Git
          6.10.8. Use role-based access control
          6.10.9. Use managed identities for Azure resources
          6.10.10. Integrate with Service Fabric
               6.10.10.1. Overview
               6.10.10.2. Tutorial
7. Reference
     7.1. Azure PowerShell
     7.2. REST
     7.3. REST (original)
8. Resources
     8.1. FAQ
     8.2. Regional availability
     8.3. API design guidance
     8.4. API implementation guidance
     8.5. MSDN forum
     8.6. Stack Overflow
     8.7. Videos
     8.8. Roadmap
     8.9. Power BI solution template for API Management
     8.10. Blog
     8.11. Feature requests