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Azure APIM

By Gourav S

 Azure APIM main feature :


Azure API Management (APIM) offers a range of features to help manage APIs efficiently. Here are some key features worth learning

  • API Gateway – Handles API requests, applies policies, and routes them to backend services.

  • Security & Authentication – Supports API keys, JWT tokens, certificates, and OAuth authentication.

  • Rate Limiting & Quotas – Helps control API usage by enforcing limits on requests.

  • Transformation & Mediation – Allows modification of requests and responses, such as format conversion.

  • Caching – Improves performance by storing frequently accessed responses.

  • Multi-region Deployment – Enables scaling across different regions for better availability.

  • Monitoring & Analytics – Provides insights into API usage and performance.

  • Developer Portal – Offers a customizable portal for API consumers to explore and test APIs.


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