An azalea-bank APIM policy that rewrites the response body sits in the inbound section and never runs. Where should that statement live among the official policy sections?
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Short Explanation
Inbound runs before the backend call—there is no response yet. Stick response rewrites in outbound (or on-error when cleaning up failures) so they actually see the body.
Full Explanation
APIM policies use inbound, backend, outbound, and on-error sections. Statements that transform the response belong in outbound (or on-error for failure paths); placing them inbound means they execute before a response exists. Logic Apps, Dockerfile health checks, and claiming outbound never sees bodies are incorrect placements.