Azure API Apps

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In this session Tomasso will explain what Web APIs are, why do we need them and how to implement them in Azure with API Apps. He is going to show in several demos how you can create a custom API App, test and deploy it, but also more advanced topics like how to add authentication to an API App.

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Azure API Apps
Microsoft Azure
Tomasso Groenendijk

Azure App Service
API APPS
Easily build and consume
APIs in the cloud
WEB APPS
Web apps that scale with your
business
LOGIC APPS
Automate business process
across SaaS and on-premises
MOBILE APPS
Build Mobile apps for any
device

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DEMO: Building your first API App
In this demonstration, you will see:
 Create an API App project
 Enable Swagger UI
 Test the API App
 Deploy the API App

DEMO: Remote debugging
In this demonstration, you will see:
 Test API App locally on Dev Machine
 Publish an API App with Debug build configuration
 Attach Debugger on API App
 Add breakpoints
 Debug the API App remotely

API Apps Architecture Example
Resource Group – App Service
API App
Gateway
other Azure
services…
Clients
• Web
• Mobile (iOS)
• Flow
3rd party
SaaS
API Apps from Gallery
Salesforce
Connector
Office 365
Connector
Custom Code
Mobile App
(Data Access)
Direct
deployed
Logic Apps
On-
premises
Logic App (also from gallery)
Logic App Definitions
Token Store
Twilio
Connector
Consent Server
Facilitates SaaS login
and token refresh
AzureAD
Zumo token

DEMO: Add Azure Active Directory
authentication to an API App
In this demonstration, you will see:
 Apply authentication rules to the API app
 Create an Application in Azure Active Directory
 Call the API app to verify that it rejects
unauthenticated requests.
 Log in to the configured provider.
 Call the API app again to verify that authenticated
access works.
 Use Postman to send a request with a Zumo token

• Box
• Chatter
• Dropbox
• Azure HD Insight
• OneDrive
• SharePoint Server
• SharePoint Online
• SQL Server
• Office 365
• Oracle DB
• QuickBooks
• Salesforce
• SugarCRM
• SAP
• Azure Service Bus
• Azure Storage
Blob
• Twilio
• Twitter
• IBM DB2
• Informix
• Websphere MQ
• Azure Web Jobs
• Yammer
• Facebook
• HTTP, HTTPS
• File
• FTP
• SFTP
• POP3
• SMTP
• Flat File Encoder
• Validate
• Extract (XPath)
• Transform
• X12
• EDIFACT
• AS2
• TPM
• Rules
Connectors
Protocols BizTalk Services
SaaS Connectors
And more on the way…

Questions?
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One name unify them allBizTalk360

We are living a complete digital transformation where people are not restricted by apps or devices or even location. Work can be done anywhere and on any device which leads to greater security concerns regarding this business data living on mobile devices and shared with external (sometimes not trusted users). Microsoft Unified Labeling protection leverages the power of the cloud and ease of use (a few clicks for implementation) to provide a complete Information Protection solution. Now with the new unified Azure label client, users can administer the labels from one location while being integrated across the whole Microsoft platform. Attendees will learn how to configure Unified labels with real case scenarios.

Securely Publishing Azure ServicesBizTalk360

Network security is back! Whether you are using Azure Kubernetes Services, IaaS virtual machines, App Services, or any other PaaS feature, securing your application or data is critical to the business. Azure security is constantly evolving and how we did things even one year ago isn't necessarily the best way anymore. Learn about Azure network security, design patterns, learn what is new, and even to see some things that are coming soon.