Get ARM template for a specific API in Azure API Management
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In the Azure API portal there is the Automation script tab, but that generates the ARM template for the entire resource group. It also includes a lot of other stuff that needed.
Is there a (simple) way to get hold of the ARM template for a specific API rather than the entire resource group? Can it be done through Azure cli? the REST API?
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In the Azure API portal there is the Automation script tab, but that generates the ARM template for the entire resource group. It also includes a lot of other stuff that needed.
Is there a (simple) way to get hold of the ARM template for a specific API rather than the entire resource group? Can it be done through Azure cli? the REST API?
azure azure-api-management asked Nov 9 at 13:03
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In the Azure API portal there is the Automation script tab, but that generates the ARM template for the entire resource group. It also includes a lot of other stuff that needed.
Is there a (simple) way to get hold of the ARM template for a specific API rather than the entire resource group? Can it be done through Azure cli? the REST API?
azure azure-api-management asked Nov 9 at 13:03
Souciance Eqdam Rashti
2,2421620
In the Azure API portal there is the Automation script tab, but that generates the ARM template for the entire resource group. It also includes a lot of other stuff that needed.
Is there a (simple) way to get hold of the ARM template for a specific API rather than the entire resource group? Can it be done through Azure cli? the REST API?
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Yes, use the Azure Resource Explorer to locate your resource, the Uri at the top of the page will provide you a link to the template (requires authentication if you want to call it from outside of Resource Explorer).
I also always refer back to the reference documentation on ARM templates, it is a very good place to start from. Whilst it doesn't give you your exact template, it does give you a very clear base to start from (example below). I find this far more productive that trying to read the templates in the Automation Script" section of the portal.
Good luck.
answered Nov 9 at 14:15
Murray Foxcroft
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Yeah that is much better way, the automation script approach is too slow as well. Especially in an IE browser.
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No, you cannot do that. there is only 1 resource provider action to export and it exports the whole resource group. just remove all the extra parts.
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Yes, use the Azure Resource Explorer to locate your resource, the Uri at the top of the page will provide you a link to the template (requires authentication if you want to call it from outside of Resource Explorer).
I also always refer back to the reference documentation on ARM templates, it is a very good place to start from. Whilst it doesn't give you your exact template, it does give you a very clear base to start from (example below). I find this far more productive that trying to read the templates in the Automation Script" section of the portal.
Good luck.
answered Nov 9 at 14:15
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Yeah that is much better way, the automation script approach is too slow as well. Especially in an IE browser.
– Souciance Eqdam Rashti
Nov 10 at 0:48
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Yes, use the Azure Resource Explorer to locate your resource, the Uri at the top of the page will provide you a link to the template (requires authentication if you want to call it from outside of Resource Explorer).
I also always refer back to the reference documentation on ARM templates, it is a very good place to start from. Whilst it doesn't give you your exact template, it does give you a very clear base to start from (example below). I find this far more productive that trying to read the templates in the Automation Script" section of the portal.
Good luck.
answered Nov 9 at 14:15
Murray Foxcroft
5,2663349
Yeah that is much better way, the automation script approach is too slow as well. Especially in an IE browser.
– Souciance Eqdam Rashti
Nov 10 at 0:48
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Yes, use the Azure Resource Explorer to locate your resource, the Uri at the top of the page will provide you a link to the template (requires authentication if you want to call it from outside of Resource Explorer).
I also always refer back to the reference documentation on ARM templates, it is a very good place to start from. Whilst it doesn't give you your exact template, it does give you a very clear base to start from (example below). I find this far more productive that trying to read the templates in the Automation Script" section of the portal.
Good luck.
answered Nov 9 at 14:15
Murray Foxcroft
5,2663349
Yes, use the Azure Resource Explorer to locate your resource, the Uri at the top of the page will provide you a link to the template (requires authentication if you want to call it from outside of Resource Explorer).
I also always refer back to the reference documentation on ARM templates, it is a very good place to start from. Whilst it doesn't give you your exact template, it does give you a very clear base to start from (example below). I find this far more productive that trying to read the templates in the Automation Script" section of the portal.
Good luck.
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answered Nov 9 at 14:15
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answered Nov 9 at 14:15
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Yeah that is much better way, the automation script approach is too slow as well. Especially in an IE browser.
– Souciance Eqdam Rashti
Nov 10 at 0:48
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Yeah that is much better way, the automation script approach is too slow as well. Especially in an IE browser.
– Souciance Eqdam Rashti
Nov 10 at 0:48
Yeah that is much better way, the automation script approach is too slow as well. Especially in an IE browser.
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Yeah that is much better way, the automation script approach is too slow as well. Especially in an IE browser.
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No, you cannot do that. there is only 1 resource provider action to export and it exports the whole resource group. just remove all the extra parts.
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