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Agenda Challenges authoring and consuming APIs API Apps overview & architecture Authentication Languages, tools, and SDKs On-Premises SaaS Connectors Supporting Logic Apps

Challenges Authoring APIs Manual plumbing: Logging, auth/SSO, secret store, config, updating, versioning Difficult to integrate to on-premises and SaaS investments No governance or monitoring of API performance without separate APIM product Monolithic designs complicating versioning, agility, and scale

Challenges Consuming APIs Difficult for professional developers; impossible for business users Inconsistent metadata and authentication story Lack of organizationally-scoped galleries Inconsistent (or lack) of API documentation

Azure API Apps provide a rich platform and ecosystem for building, consuming, and distributing APIs in the cloud and on-premises.

Why Azure API Apps? Benefits of App Services Additional Benefits Automatic OS patching Enterprise grade security High availability Support for many platforms & languages Auto scaling and load balancing WebJobs for background processing Easy deployment, including continuous delivery Access on-premises data Additional Benefits Bring your API as-is Simple access control Connectivity to SaaS platforms Swagger metadata Logic App integration Visual Studio tooling and support Public and private marketplaces Automatic dependency deployment Automatic updates

DEMO: Building your first API App

Benefits of API Apps Authoring APIs Consuming API Apps Web Apps++ Simple access control SSO Metadata contracts Microservice-style Expose on-premises APIs Easily package and publish Consuming API Apps Built-in authN support SSO handled by server Manual/automatic updates SDK generation API discovery Public and organizational* galleries

API Apps Architecture Example Backend is an API App with APIs from the gallery, as well as custom code. It is registered with and protected by AAD. Logins to downstream SaaS are facilitated by a consent server and token store, using a server flow. Resource Group – App Service API App Gateway API Apps from Gallery Custom Code On-premises Salesforce Connector Mobile App (Data Access) Direct deployed Clients Web Mobile (iOS) Flow Azure AD Office 365 Connector 3rd party SaaS Logic Apps Twilio Connector Logic App (also from gallery) Logic App Definitions Azure AD Token Store Consent Server Facilitates SaaS login and token refresh other Azure services…

API Apps Architecture Example Backend is an API App with APIs from the gallery, as well as custom code. It is registered with and protected by AAD. Logins to downstream SaaS are facilitated by a consent server and token store, using a server flow. API App Gateway Resource Group – App Service API App Gateway Runtime Name resolution Isolated storage Shared config API Apps from Gallery Custom Code On-premises Salesforce Connector Mobile App (Data Access) Direct deployed Clients Web Mobile (iOS) Flow Proxy API logging API access level Transforming API definition Azure AD Office 365 Connector 3rd party SaaS Identity Broker AAD & social login Secure token store Consent server for SSO Logic Apps Mobile Services Logic App (also from gallery) Logic App Definitions Azure AD Isolated storage Token Store Consent Server Facilitates SaaS login and token refresh Shared config other Azure services… Secure token store

Authentication Access levels Public Authenticated Public (anonymous): Anyone can call the API app from outside the resource group without being logged in. Public (authenticated): Only authenticated users are allowed to call the API app from outside the resource group. Internal: Only other API apps in the same resource group are allowed to call the API app. Public Authenticated Azure AD Microsoft Account Social IdPs: Facebook, Google, Twitter

Authentication Access levels Public Authenticated Public (anonymous): Anyone can call the API app from outside the resource group without being logged in. Public (authenticated): Only authenticated users are allowed to call the API app from outside the resource group. Internal: Only other API apps in the same resource group are allowed to call the API app. Public Authenticated Azure AD Microsoft Account Social IdPs: Facebook, Google, Twitter

DEMO: Adding AAD Support to Your API App

Languages, tools, and SDKs Anything supported by Azure App Services .NET, Java, PHP, Python, Node, … and yes, even Go! Tooling Visual Studio: templates, publishing, debugging X-platform Command Line tool (coming soon!) SDKs NuGet package for .NET; more coming! Any HttpClient Client code generation for C#, Java, and JavaScript Drag/drop experience in Logic Apps

DEMO: Building an API App with Go

Connecting to On-Premises Data Hybrid Connections Allows Web Apps, Mobile Apps, and Logic Apps to access existing on-premises data Multiple apps can share a hybrid connection TCP ports for network access to specific resources Group Policy settings, event and audit logs Virtual Networks Industry standard site-to-site and point-to-site IPSec VPN. Allows access to your local network.

DEMO: Connecting to SQL Server Running On-Premises

SaaS Connectors Connectors Protocols BizTalk Services Box QuickBooks Azure Web Jobs Chatter SalesForce Yammer Delay Sugar CRM Dynamics CRM Dropbox SAP Dynamics AX Azure HD Insight Azure Service Bus Hybrid Connectivity Marketo Azure Storage Azure Media Services Timer / Recurrence OneDrive Twilio SharePoint Twitter SQL Server IBM DB2 Office 365 Informix Oracle Websphere MQ Protocols BizTalk Services HTTP, HTTPS File Flat File FTP, SFTP POP3/IMAP SMTP SOAP + WCF Batching / Debatching EDIFACT Validate AS2 Extract (XPath) TPMOM Transform (+Mapper) Rules Engine Convert (XML-JSON) Convert (XML-FF) X12

Logic Apps Visually create business process and workflows Deliver integration capabilities in Web, Mobile, and API Apps Integrate with your SaaS and enterprise applications Automate EAI/B2B and business processes Connect to on-premises data

DEMO: Deploying and Consuming SaaS Connectors in Logic Apps

Summary Azure API Apps provide new benefits for building, deploying, and running APIs on Azure Many ways to secure your APIs Metadata support for rich client interactivity Multiple ways to connect to on-premises resources Easy to use existing Connectors to consume your SaaS services

Future Public Gallery Self-Service Publishing Private/Organizational Gallery Monetization Better APIM integration

Learn More Azure Documentation: http://aka.ms/apiappdocs Feedback: http://aka.ms/apiappsfeedback Forum: http://aka.ms/apiappsforum @WadeWegner wwegner@microsoft.com

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