Designing an API Management Strategy for Microsoft Azure

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Reza Salehi

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:34

02 - Recommending a Hosting Structure for API Management

02 - Overview.mp4

02:24

03 - Why Do We Use APIs.mp4

03:04

04 - Introducing Azure API Management (APIM).mp4

04:58

05 - APIM with Managed Identities and Redis Cache.mp4

05:23

06 - Demo - Introducing APIM Part 1.mp4

06:32

07 - Demo - Introducing APIM Part 2.mp4

07:28

08 - Azure API Management in Scale.mp4

06:37

09 - APIM and Multiple Region Deployment.mp4

01:44

10 - Demo - Azure API Management in Scale.mp4

02:43

11 - Demo - APIM and Multiple Region Deployment.mp4

03:15

12 - APIM and Automation.mp4

07:01

13 - Summary.mp4

01:39

03 - Determining Policies for Internal and External Consumption of APIs

14 - Overview.mp4

01:25

15 - Understanding APIM Policy.mp4

05:43

16 - Demo - Understanding APIM Policy.mp4

07:29

17 - Protecting APIs Using APIM Policies.mp4

03:08

18 - Demo - Protecting APIs Using APIM Policies.mp4

07:05

19 - Internal vs. External Consumption .mp4

04:18

20 - Summary.mp4

01:35

04 - Designing an API Gateway Strategy

21 - Overview.mp4

00:57

22 - The Purpose of an API Gateway.mp4

04:45

23 - Improving Your API Performance.mp4

03:54

24 - APIM Logging and Monitoring.mp4

03:11

25 - Demo - Integrating APIM with Azure Application Insights.mp4

05:29

26 - Demo - Integrating APIM with Azure Monitor.mp4

07:24

27 - Summary.mp4

01:51

05 - Designing Integration with Azure Services

28 - Overview.mp4

01:00

29 - Integrating APIM with Azure Application Gateway.mp4

04:55

30 - Demo Part 1 - Integrating APIM with Azure Application Gateway.mp4

11:50

31 - Demo Part 2 - Integrating APIM with Azure Application Gateway.mp4

06:53

32 - APIM and Microservices.mp4

01:51

33 - Integrating APIM with Azure Service Fabric.mp4

03:40

34 - Demo - Deploying a .NET Core API to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) .mp4

10:34

35 - Demo - Integrating APIM and AKS.mp4

06:48

36 - Demo Part 1 - Integrating APIM with Azure Service Fabric.mp4

06:37

37 - Demo Part 2 - Integrating APIM with Azure Service Fabric.mp4

08:20

38 - Integrating APIM with Azure Function Apps.mp4

02:00

39 - Demo - Integrating APIM with Azure Function Apps.mp4

05:30

40 - Protecting APIM APIs with Azure Active Directory (AAD).mp4

02:15

41 - Demo - Protecting APIM APIs with Azure Active Directory (AAD).mp4

09:43

42 - Summary.mp4

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Description

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.

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Reza Salehi

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Reza is a cloud consultant and a Microsoft Certified Trainer alumni. He started professional software development and training over two decades ago and is passionate about cloud technologies. Reza continues to help his clients moving to the cloud and loves to share his passion for the cloud with the developers and software architects through training.

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