Azure Traffic Controller management
cloud:azure-arm-servicenetworking · learn.microsoft.com/rest/api/azure/ ↗
Azure Resource Manager API for Traffic Controller: manage these Azure resources in your subscription with a Microsoft Entra access token.
About the Azure Traffic Controller management API
Azure Traffic Controller management API on Apizie: 28 endpoints (List the operations for the provider, List TrafficController resources by subscription ID, List TrafficController resources by resource group, Get a TrafficController, …) returned as clean JSON through one API key. Send your own provider key in the x-upstream-key header. Call it over REST at https://zieapi.vercel.app/v1/cloud:azure-arm-servicenetworking/{endpoint} or from Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor through the Apizie MCP server. Free plan: 1,000 requests a month.
| Project key | cloud:azure-arm-servicenetworking |
|---|---|
| Status | Your key |
| Endpoints | 28 |
| Category | Cloud |
| Source | learn.microsoft.com/rest/api/azure/ |
| Base URL | https://zieapi.vercel.app/v1/cloud:azure-arm-servicenetworking/{endpoint} |
| For AI tools | OpenAPI spec · Markdown (what is this?) |
Azure Traffic Controller management API FAQ
How do I call the Azure Traffic Controller management API?
Create a free Apizie key, then send GET https://zieapi.vercel.app/v1/cloud:azure-arm-servicenetworking/operations-list with the header x-api-key. Every endpoint returns { project, data, timestamp }.
Is the Azure Traffic Controller management API free on Apizie?
Yes. The Free plan includes 1,000 requests a month at 100 requests a minute, no credit card. Azure Traffic Controller management itself also needs your own key from azure.com.
Can AI agents use the Azure Traffic Controller management API?
Yes. Add the Apizie MCP server (https://zieapi.vercel.app/mcp) to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code, then ask in plain language. The agent calls run_scraper with project key cloud:azure-arm-servicenetworking.
What is the status of the Azure Traffic Controller management API?
Needs your own provider key (bring your own key)