Where to find my Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key in Windows azure - api

Question

I want to use an api, but i can't find the Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key at the page below:
Thanks.

Answer 1

You can find it by going to API Management services, then APIs. Select your API, your endpoint and then select the Test tab on the right hand side. Go down to Headers and against Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key you will see it hidden; select the eye to see it.

Answer 2

please, following the instructions below.
You have to go through the azure portal and select your API
management component then click on the Publisher Portal in the
left top corner.
Go through the APIs and then Products tab.
Click on the ADD API TO PRODUCTS button and then select an
appropriate option.
Go through the azure portal again, but click on the Developer
Portal in the left top corner.
Click on the ComboBox which is placed on the right side and
choose Profile.
You will be able to see the access keys for the products and pick
the key for the product which you have chosen in the previous steps
(Starter or Unlimited).

Answer 3

Method 1:
From https://portal.azure.com/ go to your API Management service -> Subscriptions
There will find default ones and some created by your own.
Method 2:
Via https://resources.azure.com/ using HTTP GET method
az rest --method get `
--uri 'https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{SUBSCRIPTION_ID}/resourceGroups/{RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME}/providers/Microsoft.ApiManagement/service/{API_MANAGER_NAME}/subscriptions?api-version=2018-01-01' `
--query "value[0].properties.primaryKey" | ConvertFrom-Json
Explanation:
Replace placeholders {SUBSCRIPTION_ID},{API_MANAGER_NAME},{RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME} by your own values
"value[0]. -> indicates the required key value: first,second in the list, because as you can see in the portal there are multiple for different scopes: Starter, Service access, Unlimited etc.
properties.primaryKey -> each value has 2 defined keys: primaryKey and secondaryKey
api-version=2018-01-01 -> check the right version, can be found from https://resources.azure.com/ or from ARM template for the API Manager resource

Answer 4

I found the subscription key here:
In the Azure portal, navigate to the "API Management service".
Go to "Subscriptions" under the "APIs"-heading.
Press "Add subscription".
Enter a "Name", select API as "Scope" then select your API under "API".
Press "Save". This will create a subscription for the selected API.
In the list of subscriptions, locate the subscription you just created, then press the "..."-button to the far right.
Press "Show/hide keys".
The subscription key is visible and can be copied from the "Primary key"-field.

Answer 5

Not sure where everyone is getting their answers from...
Maybe it's just old information, but at this time you can find them by doing the following:
Go to portal.azure.com
Select "Create a resource"
Create a resource. I'm using computer vision so I search for that and hit enter
Select "create"
Go to the newly created resource
On the left side panel under the "Resource Management" section select "Keys and Endpoint"
Key 1 and Key 2 are used as the "Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key".
That's it. Those should work for you wherever it asks for the "Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key".

Answer 6

This is how I found the keys
go to the resource
Click developer portal
Click the username on right-handhand side (for me it was "Administrator"). This will drop down a menu list
Click Profile
See a list of all keys. you can click the show link to view the keys and copy them

Answer 7

(August 2018) For our purposes (AI / ML) I found it under Cognitive Services > Resource Management > Keys - https://portal.azure.com/#blade/HubsExtension/Resources/resourceType/Microsoft.CognitiveServices%2Faccounts
It will be under other services though I can't say which (as you have to be using one to see the attributes of it).

Answer 8

It's also called the Programmatic Key. As of January 2018, if you log on to luis.ai, you can find it under settings (when you click on your name in the upper right hand corner).
Not sure why the LUIS Api documentations say the key is in azure and why there's a naming difference :/