A foxglove-lane legacy SOAP service should not be reachable on the public internet. How should callers reach it through Azure API Management?
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Short Explanation
APIM is the facade—callers hit the gateway, not the foxglove-lane origin. Keep the legacy backend off the open internet.
Full Explanation
API Management fronts backends so clients call the gateway hostname while the origin stays private or otherwise restricted. Third-party and on-premises HTTP/SOAP services are valid backends for that facade pattern. Exposing the origin publicly, embedding the service in clients, or substituting Redis removes the controlled API edge the city needs.