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Introduction The main structures and data access parts of the data service Web API are based on my previous article with updates of the ASP.NET Core version, breaking changes in code, and new or extended features. Most topics, such as general configurations, multi-layer data access related processes, publishing website projects, etc., won’t be repeated in this article. Please see my previous article for topics described there.
Read in English Read in English Feedback Edit Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Article 10/06/2022 4 minutes to read In this article By Matt Soucoup In this tutorial you'll learn how to create an ASP.NET Core web API project using Visual Studio, ensure it has OpenAPI support, and then publish the web API to both Azure App Service and Azure API Management. Set up To complete the tutorial you'll need an Azure account. Open a free Azure account if you don't have one.
11/22/2020 4 minutes to read c j R s In this article By Matt Soucoup Set up Open a free Azure account if you don't have one. Create a new Azure API Management instance if you haven't already. Create a web API app project. Configure the app Adding Swagger definitions to the ASP.NET Core web API allows Azure API Management to read the app's API definitions. Complete the following steps.
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