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Designing an API Management Strategy for Microsoft Azure
Enhance your existing APIs by adding authentication, bandwidth quota, IP filtering, and much more. Learn to create API stores and expose Service Fabric microservices and Azure Functions to internal and external clients utilizing Azure API Management.
What you'll learn
APIs are one of the most, if not the most, vital block of every modern application build. In this course, Designing an API Management Strategy for Microsoft Azure, you will gain the ability to enhance your existing APIs by using Microsoft Azure API Management (APIM) service. First, you will learn about the building blocks of an API Management instance. Next, you will discover how to use policies to make your APIs more secure and limit the clients to a fixed number of calls/bandwidth, IP and improve your API security. Finally, you will explore how to expose your Azure Function Apps and Service Fabric microservices to HTTP clients using APIM. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Azure API Management needed to easily create efficient API stores and provide the best experience to your API clients.
Table of contents
- Overview | 2m 24s
- Why Do We Use APIs? | 3m 4s
- Introducing Azure API Management (APIM) | 4m 58s
- APIM with Managed Identities and Redis Cache | 5m 23s
- Demo: Introducing APIM Part 1 | 6m 32s
- Demo: Introducing APIM Part 2 | 7m 28s
- Azure API Management in Scale | 6m 37s
- APIM and Multiple Region Deployment | 1m 44s
- Demo: Azure API Management in Scale | 2m 43s
- Demo: APIM and Multiple Region Deployment | 3m 15s
- APIM and Automation | 7m 1s
- Summary | 1m 39s
About the author
Reza, is a Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS architect, developer and trainer. He continues helping his clients with cloud-native solutions while sharing his expertise with other developers through training and mentoring.