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Dick Montage
Hi, I'm looking at building an API in Azure - and that's an immovable, I am bound to Azure here for various reasons.
It seems the best way for me to achieve what I need is to use a Function App, so I've done this and created a very simple Hello World api. Great... it works, pat on the back - I can follow a tutorial.
And to manage this very simple API, I am going to use an API Management Service - it can handle the traffic management and so on. So yeah, got that set up too.
I'm a bit confused. While the API Management Service exposes the API through a specific URL that applies all the benefits of the service, the "raw/native" url of the Function App still exists. This seems a bit like... easily bypassed and any end user could just go to the original Function App url. Am I missing something?
Anyhow yeah, so I have this all set up, but I want to secure it with OAUTH so that anyone calling this API has to authenticate and so on. I believed that Azure API Management Service could do this for me, but I seem to be missing something.
Anyone here setup anything similar and able to guide me a little please?
I'm aware that this comes very close to consultation, so if that's the case, please do also feel free to discuss that via PM.
Thanks
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