Implement serverless APIs with Azure Functions and Azure API Management | Azure Friday

Jeff Hollan joins Scott Hanselman to show how you can quickly deploy and manage your Serverless API's using OpenAPI and API Management.

0:00 – Overview
0:40 – OpenAPI definition (fka Swagger)
2:15 – Using API Management to build an OpenAPI definition
3:48 – Reviewing the generated OpenAPI definition in VS Code
5:00 – Creating an Azure Functions project from an OpenAPI definition in VS Code
8:18 – Using API Management as a reverse proxy
10:23 – Setting policies in API Management
11:42 – Using API Management to front an existing Azure API
13:13 – Wrap-up

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[jackcodes]

After the API is created using code gen, how do I test that the C# continues to match the OpenAPI specification and that the APIM definition hasn't changed? How do I make that test part of my Azure Pipeline to ensure that everything is consistent before deployment? The flow laid out here is a nice first step.

[johng]

Thanks in a million Jeff & Scott. Awesome stuff. Second to NONE

[EzDoesntExist]

The type of Netflix I prefer to watch 🍿keep it up guys

[Travellife]

great video, with a well, an explanation of why to choose APIM.

[richmagill]

Hanselman always makes sense, good work

[miklosnemeth]

It doesn't work at all today, unfortunately: VSC cannot find autorest even when it is installed properly.

[Macadoof]

Great video Scott. This was very informative. I'm going to go ahead and try it out!

[grw]

Do we have open api scaffolding in visual studio as well?