Amazing tutorial! But when I went through the same process, private domain for api management is not resolved.. I could not access api management and it's developer portal from the backend VM. I also check using ping command to the api management private dns from the backend VM but it responded request time out.. If you know something related to this, please let me know. Thank you!
Thanks for checking my video Gakushu! I would check the below things. 1. Check if the DNS record is mapping to the Private IP of Azure APIM in Azure Private DNS. 2. NSG of the subnet where the back-end VM is deployed. 3. NSG of the subnet where APIM is deployed. Hope this helps. Good Luck! Cheers, Sri.
Great tutorial! Good job! Just to confirm, is there a way we can expose/consume API Management (internal mode) for external consumer? Please let me know if there's additional Azure resource needed to achieve this or is this something we can simply configure via API management service?
I am glad you liked it. Thank you! Yes, you can expose a subset of your internal API to the external world using the same APIM instance - Here is the detailed tutorial for this - th-cam.com/video/JWcMsYBC34I/w-d-xo.html Cheers, Sri.
Hi, My backend server is running in app service. Also front end application is running in azure app service. After implementing the proposed solution on the video. I am getting SSL protocol error. What could be the possible fix for this.
Hello! Great content :) could you please tell me what happens if you dont deploy the API management inside a VNET? any consequence from security perspective? thanks in advance
Hello, I am glad you liked it. It depends whether APIM is internal or external and what API's it is managing and how to connect to them. When we talk about security, you can employ strong authentication mechanism for your api's for example, OAUTH. But, please not APIM doesn't have WAF capabilities, you need to front it with application gateway. I have made another video on this you can refer to - th-cam.com/video/JWcMsYBC34I/w-d-xo.html Cheers, Sri.
while uploading the certificate I am getting the "ajaxExtended call failed", I have followed all your steps. Can you please help me in resolving this error
Hello Vishesh, it can be caused by a variety of issues. I would cross check certification format (usually .pfx or .cer), validate cert and verify cert password.
Good Job Bro!! bro can you just give steps/resource how we can interact with API Management Service with API deployed on VM @private Virtual Network with subnet ,
Very good content Sir 🙏
Thank you!
You make a great job
Thank you!
The APIs you are running in the VM , is that something available ?
Hi Sri, can you please share the powershell commands for certificate creation, thanks in advance,
Amazing tutorial!
But when I went through the same process, private domain for api management is not resolved..
I could not access api management and it's developer portal from the backend VM. I also check using ping command to the api management private dns from the backend VM but it responded request time out..
If you know something related to this, please let me know. Thank you!
Thanks for checking my video Gakushu!
I would check the below things.
1. Check if the DNS record is mapping to the Private IP of Azure APIM in Azure Private DNS.
2. NSG of the subnet where the back-end VM is deployed.
3. NSG of the subnet where APIM is deployed.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
Cheers,
Sri.
@@srigunnala It finally worked fine. Thank you!
@@gakushu2650 I am glad you figured it out!
Cheers,
Sri.
Great tutorial! Good job!
Just to confirm, is there a way we can expose/consume API Management (internal mode) for external consumer? Please let me know if there's additional Azure resource needed to achieve this or is this something we can simply configure via API management service?
I am glad you liked it. Thank you!
Yes, you can expose a subset of your internal API to the external world using the same APIM instance - Here is the detailed tutorial for this - th-cam.com/video/JWcMsYBC34I/w-d-xo.html
Cheers,
Sri.
Hi there.
This is amazing.
But u did forget to put those powershell commands for custom certificate into the description.
I am glad you liked it. You can get it from my blog - srigunnala.com/apim-internalmode/
Hi,
My backend server is running in app service. Also front end application is running in azure app service. After implementing the proposed solution on the video. I am getting SSL protocol error.
What could be the possible fix for this.
Hello! Great content :) could you please tell me what happens if you dont deploy the API management inside a VNET? any consequence from security perspective? thanks in advance
Hello,
I am glad you liked it.
It depends whether APIM is internal or external and what API's it is managing and how to connect to them. When we talk about security, you can employ strong authentication mechanism for your api's for example, OAUTH. But, please not APIM doesn't have WAF capabilities, you need to front it with application gateway. I have made another video on this you can refer to - th-cam.com/video/JWcMsYBC34I/w-d-xo.html
Cheers,
Sri.
How to connect bff and azure apim
while uploading the certificate I am getting the "ajaxExtended call failed", I have followed all your steps. Can you please help me in resolving this error
Hello Vishesh, it can be caused by a variety of issues. I would cross check certification format (usually .pfx or .cer), validate cert and verify cert password.
Good Job Bro!! bro can you just give steps/resource how we can interact with API Management Service with API deployed on VM @private Virtual Network with subnet ,