This document discusses Azure API Management and how it can help create a successful API program. It outlines key components like developer engagement, analytics, and security. It also describes the logical architecture of API Management and how it can host APIs from any platform or framework. Several demos are included that showcase features like adding the API Management service, creating APIs and products, configuring policies, and using OAuth 2.0 for security.

1. Azure API Management
A Solution for Creating a Successful API Program
Jeremy Brown | jeremy@jeremysbrown.com | @jeremysbrown

2. What makes an API Program Successful?
• Developer Engagement
• Business Insights
• Analytics
• Security and Protection

3. Logical Architecture

4. Azure API Management
• Hosted Anywhere
• Any Platform and Framework

5. Demo:
Adding API Management
Service

6. APIs, Operations & Products
Operation
API Z
Product A
API X API Y
API Z
Product B
API X
Product C
API Y

7. Demo:
Creating APIs and Products

8. Warning: Contrived Example Alert
Sample APIs
• http://demotimer.azurewebsites.net
• http://demoprojecttracker.azurewebsites.net
Developer Portal
• https://triaugdemo.portal.azure-api.net

9. Policies
• Modifies API Behavior through
Configuration
• Applied to Proxy
• Executed Sequentially on
Request or Response
• Scope of a Policy
• Product
• API
• Operation
• Policy Types
• Access Restriction
• Authentication
• Caching
• Cross Domain
• Transformation

10. Demo:
Policy Configurations

11. Options for Securing your API
• OAuth 2.0
• Basic Authentication
• Mutual Certificates
• Policy
• VPN (Premium Tier Only)
• Express Route
• Firewall (on premises)

12. Demo:
Using OAuth 2.0

13. API Management has an API
• All UX options in portal are mapped to an API
• Used to delegate actions to existing website
• User Signup and Log In
• Product Subscriptions

14. Contact Me: Jeremy Brown
• jeremy@jeremysbrown.com
• @jeremysbrown
• www.jeremysbrown.com