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Azure API Management Features
What are the features of Azure API Management?
API Construction
- API Testing
- Data Security
- Orchestration
- Scalability
API Management
- Traffic Control
- Logs/Documentation
- API Monitoring
- Monetization
- Gateway
Data Integration
- App Integration
- Data Transformation
- Plugins
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API Construction
API Testing | Provides an environment for users to rest their API's functionality, efficiency, and data accuracy. This feature was mentioned in 21 Azure API Management reviews. | 89% (Based on 21 reviews) | |
Data Security | As reported in 21 Azure API Management reviews. Allows users to secure access to data. Provides additional support for security practices like IP whitelisting, attack mitigation, and data encryption. | 87% (Based on 21 reviews) | |
Orchestration | Based on 20 Azure API Management reviews. Allows administrators to create APIs that utilize multiple backend resources and databases. | 80% (Based on 20 reviews) | |
Scalability | Based on 20 Azure API Management reviews. Expands functionality while maintaining balanced loads. Serves growing demand without reducing functionality. | 88% (Based on 20 reviews) |
API Management
Traffic Control | As reported in 21 Azure API Management reviews. Limits access to suspicious visitors and monitors for traffic spikes to prevent overloads like DDoS attacks. | 83% (Based on 21 reviews) | |
Logs/Documentation | As reported in 22 Azure API Management reviews. Records details related to usage and functionality for analytics and reporting. | 80% (Based on 22 reviews) | |
API Monitoring | Detects anomalies in functionality, user accessibility, traffic flows, and tampering. This feature was mentioned in 22 Azure API Management reviews. | 86% (Based on 22 reviews) | |
Monetization | Allows administrators to manage pricing and billing of API integration with customer applications. This feature was mentioned in 20 Azure API Management reviews. | 77% (Based on 20 reviews) | |
Gateway | As reported in 20 Azure API Management reviews. Provides a dashboard for users to manage, govern, and secure their API. | 83% (Based on 20 reviews) |
Data Integration
App Integration | As reported in 22 Azure API Management reviews. The functionality at which APIs integrate with and perform within third-party applications. | 89% (Based on 22 reviews) | |
Data Transformation | Translates complex datasets and backend systems into formats that can be interpreted by applications. This feature was mentioned in 22 Azure API Management reviews. | 85% (Based on 22 reviews) | |
Plugins | As reported in 19 Azure API Management reviews. Provides additional functionality for increased security, analytics, monitoring, and other features not included in the native feature set. | 82% (Based on 19 reviews) |
Development
API Testing | Provides an environment for users to test their API's functionality, efficiency, and data accuracy. | Not enough data | |
Data Security | Allows users to secure access to data. Provides additional support for security practices like IP whitelisting, attack mitigation, and data encryption. | Not enough data | |
Orchestration | Allows developers to create APIs that utilize multiple backend resources and databases. | Not enough data | |
Scalability | Expands functionality while maintaining balanced loads. Serves growing demand without reducing functionality. | Not enough data |
Collaboration
Design Management | Allows administrators to set API design guidelines and best practices. | Not enough data | |
Access Control | Enables administrators to set permissions for team members to access workspaces. | Not enough data | |
Visibility | Allows members across teams to view progress and updates throughout the design process. | Not enough data |
Development - API Platforms
API Testing | Provides an environment for users to test their API's functionality, efficiency, and data accuracy. | Not enough data | |
Scalability | Expands functionality while maintaining balanced loads. Serves growing demand without reducing functionality. | Not enough data | |
Orchestration | Allows developers to create APIs that utilize multiple backend resources and databases. | Not enough data | |
Data Security | Allows users to secure access to data. Provides additional support for security practices like IP whitelisting, attack mitigation, and data encryption. | Not enough data |
Collaboration - API Platforms
Visibility | Allows members across teams to view progress and updates throughout the design process. | Not enough data | |
Access Control | Enables administrators to set permissions for team members to access workspaces. | Not enough data | |
Design Management | Allows administrators to set API design guidelines and best practices. | Not enough data |
API Management - API Platforms
API Monitoring | Detects anomalies in functionality, user accessibility, traffic flows, and tampering. | Not enough data | |
Traffic Control | Limits access to suspicious visitors and monitors for traffic spikes to prevent overloads like DDoS attacks. | Not enough data | |
Gateway | Provides a dashboard for users to manage, govern, and secure their API. | Not enough data | |
Logs/Documentation | Records details related to usage and functionality for analytics and reporting. | Not enough data | |
Monetization | Allows administrators to manage pricing and billing of API integration with customer applications. | Not enough data |
