In Azure API Management, we can create operations through the Portal. See below link.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/api-management-howto-add-operations/
Is there anyway to configure the Operations through C#/Code instead of portal?
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Pratik
We have REST APIs as well as PowerShell cmdlets.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/azure/dn894081.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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I want to build an UI by myself to configure on APIM like create subscription key, create user or add APIs to product. How can we implement in this approach ? Please share me reference documentation mention about this
You can either use the ARM management rest Apis if users have to authenticates against Azure AD
OR use the direct management Apis if you want to do it with SAS token
How do I edit a subscription in Azure API Management. From the Azure Portal I do not see any edit option when to edit a subscription.
This is not possible from portal at the moment. The only way is either through API (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/apimanagement/2019-01-01/subscription/update) or resource explorer (https://resources.azure.com/).
Can Azure API Management be used in reverse?, i.e. to wrap 3rd party API's
We are having to use some external 3rd party API's and there are various issues, which API Management policies would solve.
Is it valid to have our internal calls route through API Management to the external site?
I see no problems with this setup, ultimately APIM does not require you to own backend services you're invoking.
I have been doing some research about the IBM Bluemix Cloud Integration Service and found the following links:
ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/cloud/bluemix/cloudintegration/Cloud_Integration_for_Bluemix_User_Guide.pdf
https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/services/CloudIntegration/index.html
From what I have read, I have not been able to understand whether it is able to run some kind of "protocol transformation" or if it just publishes a REST or SOAP API.
I mean, imagine for example that I have a full backend publishing everything as SOAP services, but for some reason my apps only can get information through REST APIs. Does the basic connector o maybe the standard one make that kind of integration? Or do I need to put a third party product (or maybe even DataPower) to make that transformation?
Using the Cloud Integration service you can also create a REST API that links to an existing on-premises API (both SOAP and REST). Please take a look here: Creating a REST API that links to an existing on-premises API. You can upload a file that defines the on-premises API (WSDL or Swagger definition).
Please note that currently Cloud Integration cannot retrieve automatically that definition from your on-premises system. It has to be uploaded manually by the user.
I was wondering if someone was able to provide some information regarding the Azure Management Portal. My question is whether the Portal can cater for stubbing APIs?
I have added an API via the Portal as well as some operations however, the documentation isn't clear whether the real API has to be published to Azure.. I was thinking I can add example requests and responses without a real API behind it, i.e. a stub?
You can add a stub easily enough. See the default 'echo' endpoint that comes with each new API that you add to API Management. Copy that pattern and you can build a stub. The API Management documention is some of the better content for Azure so I'd recommend reading it.