1. Miao Jiang API Management: deep dive - Part 1
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API Management: deep dive - Part 1

2. Build a CI/CD pipeline for API Management
Miao Jiang
@miaojiang

3. Do you use API Management?

4. Do you have a CI/CD pipeline for API Management?

5. Agenda
Automation challenges
Suggested approach
Demo

6. How do I build a CI/CD pipeline for API Management?

7. Automation challenges with API Management
API definition
Production
Development
API definition
API definition
How to automate deployment of APIs into API Management?
How to migrate configurations from one environment to another?
How to avoid interference between development teams?

8. There is no one-size-fit-all solution
Teams
Team structure Organizational culture
Governance model
Tools
Azure Pipelines, Jenkins
Azure Repo, GitHub
Deployment Options
Portal
Management API
PowerShell
SDKs
Classic Git deployment
Resource Manager Templates

9. Suggested approach

10. https://aka.ms/apimdevops
Production
Development
API publishers
API developers
extract
deploy full or subset of templates on schedule or on request
Publisher repository
Service template
Shared templates
Shared resources
Master template
API templates
API and its sub-resources
deploy templates as part of build or manually
API definition
API and operation policies
write
Master template
Developer repository
Service template
Shared templates
Shared resources
API templates
API and its sub-resources
fork
generate template
from development
artifacts
auto or
manual merge
pull request
validate

11. Demo time!

12. Takeaways Use separate service instances for environments
Developer or Consumption tiers are good choices for pre-production
Templates-based approach is recommended
Consistent with the rest of Azure services
RBAC
Scalable
Modularizing templates provides wide degree of flexibility
Access control, governance, granular deployments
If other deployment options work for you keep using them
Community contributions greatly appreciated!

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