Publishing containerized micro services with Azure API management

Microsoft Ignite Australia November 2015 https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/Australia-2015/CLD311

Technology

Jorge Arteiro
Publishing containerized
micro services with Azure
API management
CDL311

Agenda
API consolidation
Microservices
Containers
Azure API management
Deployment automation
Demos
Questions

Graph API
/{version}/{tenant}/{entity-set}/{id}/{property}
/V1/contoso.com/user/cdl311/files
/user/{id}
/user/{id}/department
/user/{id}/files

Why microservices ???
RestFul Apis
Api definition using Swagger
Swagger Editors
Swashbuckle Nuget Package (Web API)
Code generation with AutoRest
Deployment scenarios

Create
API
Generate
Swagger
Generate
Client
Consume
API
Create
Swagger
Generate
API
Generate
Client
Consume
API

Hosted anywhere
Developed using
any technology
API Publishers
Apps
App Developers
DEVELOPER PORTAL
PUBLISHER PORTAL
PROXY
Backend services
Azure API
Management

Rate limit, quota
Throttling
Caching
Authenticate
JWT validation
Log to EventHub
XML to Json
Restrict caller IPs
Control Flow
Context Variable
Policy Expression
Error Section
Set Header
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Create
API
Generate
Swagger
Create
APIM
Generate
Client
Consume
API
Create
Swagger
Generate
API
Create
APIM
Generate
Client
Consume
API

Contact Me
jorge.arteiro@kloud.com.au
@jorgearteiro @azuretar
http://blog.kloud.com.au
http://azuretar.com

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