Legacy developer portal in Azure API Management will retire on 31 October 2023
Microsoft retired this API Management feature on 31 October 2023.
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legacy-developer-portal-in-azure-api-management-will-retire-on-31-october-2023- Products
- API Management
- Update type
- Retirements
- Product categories
- Integration, Internet of Things, Mobile, Web
- Retirement
- 31 October 2023
- Status pages
- Azure API Management status
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- Azure Updates · open the original at Microsoft
Microsoft says
The new developer portal in Azure API Management offers many improvements over the legacy developer portal with the built-in visual editor for customization and styling…
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Related changes
Other changes for Azure API Management
- Public preview: GraphQL passthrough support in Azure API Management · In preview
- Generally Available – New Azure Event Grid events for Azure API Management Self-hosted gateway · Launched
- Generally available: Synthetic GraphQL · Launched
- Generally Available – Custom domain support for self-hosted gateway configuration endpoint v2 · Launched
- Public preview: API Management and Event Grid integration · In preview
- Generally available: Azure Private Link support for Inbound traffic in Azure API Management · Launched
- Open source API portal now generally availabile · Launched
- Generally available: API Management Authorizations · Launched