az-apim

Create a new API Management service instance

$ az apim create --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --publisher-email [email@domain.com] --publisher-name [MyCompany] --location [eastus]

$ az apim list --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]

$ az apim show --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]

$ az apim api import --service-name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --path [myapi] --specification-format OpenAPI --specification-url [https://example.com/swagger.json]

$ az apim api list --service-name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]

$ az apim backup --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --backup-name [myBackup] --storage-account-name [mystorageaccount] --storage-account-container [backups]

$ az apim delete --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --yes

az apim subcommand [options]

az apim manages Azure API Management services, which provide a way to create consistent and modern API gateways for existing back-end services. It handles API creation, versioning, documentation, security policies, rate limiting, and developer portal management.
API Management supports multiple SKU tiers: Basic, Consumption, Developer, Isolated, Premium, and Standard, each offering different capabilities and scale options.

create

Create a new API Management service instance.

Get details of an API Management service.

List API Management service instances.

Update an API Management service instance.

Delete an API Management service instance.

Create a backup of the API Management service.

Restore an API Management service from a backup.

Create a new API.

Import an API from a specification.

List APIs in a service.

Manage API operations.

Manage API products.

Manage Named Values for configuration.

Requires Azure CLI to be installed and authenticated with az login. Creating API Management services can take 30-40 minutes for non-Consumption tiers. Use --no-wait for long-running operations.

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