azure-api-management

I'm calling a service via a request to Azure APIM and I just received a 403 response with the following error message: "Out of call volume quota. Quota will be replenished in 00:40:14." How can I update APIM or Azure in general to workaround this constraint? Use an API management key (product subscription). Without the key you fall into the "Starter" product, which has a call volume quota. https://azure.microsoft.com/nl-nl/documentation/articles/api-management-howto-product-with-rules/ The other way is to increase the quota, go to the policies on APIM and select "Starter", there should be a

I´m looking into host our web API in Azure using an API app. I am using the Azure API Manager in front of the API App to expose the developer portal to some of our consumers. The web API is built in .NET core and it has version support using the URL ( https://example.com/api/v2/controller.. .). I have given it swagger support and one swagger.json is created for each version. These swagger files I use in my ARM templates to set up API Manager and expose this versioned API. When adding a version to API Manager I have to give a path which must be unique for the API Im adding. So for version v1 I

I have some REST API that is proxied over Azure API Management. For some reason I'd like make it available public for all requests. From developer point of view I would like to get rid of setting key in header (or request): Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Is it ever possible? Create a new product and make sure to unckeck "require subscription" in its settings. Add your api to that product and publish it. Such products are called Open. And any API included in any open product will not require subscription key to be invoked. If API is included into both open and non

I have a backend API that is hosted in Azure app service. I want to use Azure API management as the front end to this backend API and have successfully configured this in Azure. I have configured API management to use OAuth when accessing this backend API which works when clients access the API through the Azure API management endpoints, but how do I prevent people from accessing the backend API endpoints directly so that only calls from the API management endpoints are allowed? There are a few options of various levels of security: Shared secret - set a certain header with a certain value in