Azure API Manager Flashcards
For Azure API Management what tiers do you have available?
Developer (None)
Basic (99.95%)
Standard (99.95%)
Premium (99.95 % or 99.99%)
Standard v2 (99.95%)
Premium v2 (99.95%
Consumption (pay-as-you-go)
For Azure API Management, how dose it integrate with Azure log Analytics?
Azure API Management integrates with Azure Log Analytics by sending diagnostic data, including request and response logs, latency, and error details, to a Log Analytics workspace. This allows for real-time monitoring, troubleshooting, and analysis of API usage and performance. With the data in Log Analytics, you can create custom dashboards, set up alerts, and perform advanced queries to gain insights into API health and usage trends.
For Azure API Management, how dose it integrate with Application Insights?
Azure API Management integrates with Application Insights to provide real-time monitoring of API calls. By enabling the integration, you can track performance metrics, request and response data, dependencies, and exceptions. This helps in diagnosing issues, understanding usage patterns, and improving API reliability.
For Azure API Management, how dose it integrate with Defender for APIs in Microsoft Defender for Cloud (Boost your API security)?
Azure API Management integrates with Defender for APIs in Microsoft Defender for Cloud by automatically identifying APIs managed by API Management and monitoring them for potential security threats. Defender for APIs enhances security by detecting anomalies, protecting against malicious activities, and offering insights to improve API configurations. This integration helps enforce security policies, ensuring better protection across Azure environments.
For Azure API Management, how can i privately connect to the API management services from a vNET hosting a VM?
You can connect to Azure API Management using Azure Service endpoint.
What are the three core components making up Azure API Management?
API Gateway
Developer Portal
API Management Plane
When using Azure API Management, is there one or more API Gateways?
You can add API Gateways
What is the purpose of API gateway?
API Gateway component of Azure API management is responsible for handling incoming requests and routing them to the backend. Applying rate limiting, auth and authorization an,, transformations, load balancing, caching,.
Can you have multiple gateways in the Azure APIU Services?
Isolating: environment for separate testing, deployments, etc.
Scalability: The ability to separate to handle load
Custom configurations
Compliance requirements
What is the data plane or runtime in reference to Azure API Management?
Azure API Management is also known as the runtime or data plane
For Azure API Management is it a global, regional, zonal service?
Azure API Management, the API gateway is deployed across zones in a single region.
What is a Azure API Management service unit?
Azure API Management service unit is a unit of scale for Azure API Management, it defines how much capacity your Azure API Management has to service requests.
Basic Tier:
Estimated Throughput: Approximately 1,000 requests per second per unit.
Features: Suitable for entry-level production use cases.
Standard Tier:
Estimated Throughput: Approximately 2,500 requests per second per unit.
Features: Designed for medium-volume production use cases.
Premium Tier:
Estimated Throughput: Approximately 4,000 requests per second per unit.
Features: Supports high-volume or enterprise production use cases, including multi-region deployments and virtual network integration.
What are the tiers for Azure API Management?
Consumption (pay-as-you-go)
Basic Tier
Standard Tier
Premium Tier
Isolated Tier (preview)
What is an Azure API Management policy?
An Azure API Management (APIM) gateway policy is a set of rules that modify the behavior of APIs at runtime. Policies allow administrators to control aspects such as request/response format, security, and performance.
Access Control: Restrict access based on IP, authentication, or API keys.
Rate Limiting: Limit API call frequency to manage traffic and prevent abuse.
Caching: Cache responses to reduce load on backend services.
Transformation: Modify requests and responses (e.g., changing formats).
Logging and Monitoring: Track requests and responses for analysis.
Error Handling: Customize error responses for client-friendly communication.
Security: Add security layers like token validation and IP filtering.
What would i use to restrict access when using Azure API Management?
The Azure API Management Gateway policy