guythetechie

@klakshmikantha - thanks for raising this. It is a known bug and will be fixed in our next major release.

@Mohid-A - according to the documentation, [here's](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-log-event-hubs?tabs=PowerShell#logger-with-system-assigned-managed-identity-credentials) the proper JSON structure for Event Hub with managed identities. You were close, except that ``identityClientId`` expects the hard-coded value ``SystemAssigned``; not the...

@Mohid-A - I don't think we've tested this scenario specifically (Event Hubs with managed identities). I'll test tomorrow and respond.

I was able to successfully create it with this configuration: ```json { "properties": { "loggerType": "azureEventHub", "description": "adding a new logger with system assigned managed identity", "credentials": { "endpointAddress": "mynamespacename.servicebus.windows.net",...

@Mohid-A - I just tried again successfully with these settings. ```json { "properties": { "loggerType": "azureEventHub", "description": "adding a new logger with system assigned managed identity", "credentials": { "endpointAddress":"apimtsteh.servicebus.windows.net", "identityClientId":"SystemAssigned",...

@Patrick-Chojnacki-Snow - the extractor will not extract the connection string and other sensitive information. The APIM REST API doesn't expose it via a GET request. You will have to pass...

Hi @nehaapr28 - this behavior is expected. If you tell ApiOps to only export specific APIs, the extractor will only extract product/api associations that contain the listed APIs. When the...

Thanks for the feedback. After internal deliberations, we've landed on this approach. ## Current behavior - Product APIs are stored in ``products/productA/apis.json``, where `apis.json` looks like ```json [ { "name":...

@trdrake-tw - Could you elaborate on your scenario? We've seen ApiOps used with various branching strategies, but one API per branch can get unwieldy very quickly.

It looks like your configuration isn't correct. ``serviceUrl`` should be a child of ``properties``. Try this: ```yaml apis: name: v2 properties: serviceUrl: http://qa.com/ ``` instead of: ```yaml apis: name: v2...