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‎assets/basics/index.txt‎

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‎assets/commands/alr-help.md‎

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# TLDR
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**Display help** for a specific alr command
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```alr help [command]```
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**List all available** alr commands
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```alr help```
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**Display global options** and general help
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```alr --help```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**alr** **help** [_command_]
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# PARAMETERS
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**command**
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> The name of the alr subcommand to get help for.
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# DESCRIPTION
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**alr help** displays detailed help information for Alire (Ada/SPARK package manager) commands. When run without arguments, it shows a list of all available commands. When a command name is provided, it displays detailed usage information for that specific command.
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Alire is a source package manager for Ada/SPARK, similar to Rust's cargo or OCaml's opam. The **alr** command-line tool manages dependencies, builds projects, and incorporates libraries from the Alire catalog.
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# SEE ALSO
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[alr](/man/alr)(1), [alr-version](/man/alr-version)(1)

‎assets/commands/alr-version.md‎

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# TLDR
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**Display alr version** and build information
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```alr version```
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**Display version** with diagnostic information
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```alr --version```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**alr** **version**
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# DESCRIPTION
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**alr version** displays the version number and build information for the Alire command-line tool. This is useful for troubleshooting, reporting issues, and verifying installation.
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Alire is a source package manager for Ada/SPARK projects, providing dependency management and build process automation.
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# SEE ALSO
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[alr](/man/alr)(1), [alr-help](/man/alr-help)(1)

‎assets/commands/amdgpu_top.md‎

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# TLDR
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**Start the TUI** to monitor AMD GPU usage
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```amdgpu_top```
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**Launch the graphical interface** mode
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```amdgpu_top --gui```
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**Launch simple TUI mode** similar to nvidia-smi
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```amdgpu_top --smi```
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**Dump AMDGPU info** (specifications, VRAM, PCI, VBIOS)
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```amdgpu_top -d```
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**Output JSON formatted data** for scripting
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```amdgpu_top -d --json```
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**Display GPU processes** and memory usage per process
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```amdgpu_top -p```
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**Select a specific GPU** by instance number
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```amdgpu_top -i [0]```
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**Dump GPU metrics** for all AMD GPUs
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```amdgpu_top --gpu-metrics```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**amdgpu_top** [_options_]
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# PARAMETERS
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**-d**, **--dump**
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> Dump AMDGPU info including specifications, VRAM, PCI, ResizableBAR, VBIOS, and video caps.
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**--list**
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> Display a list of available AMDGPU devices.
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**-J**, **--json**
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> Output JSON formatted data. Can be combined with the -d option.
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**--gui**
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> Launch graphical interface mode.
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**--smi**
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> Launch simple TUI mode similar to nvidia-smi or rocm-smi.
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**-p**, **--process**
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> Dump all GPU processes and memory usage per process.
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**-i** _INDEX_
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> Select GPU instance by index number.
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**--pci** _PATH_
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> Specify PCI path in domain:bus:dev.func format.
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**--apu**, **--select-apu**
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> Select APU instance.
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**--single**, **--single-gpu**
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> Display only the selected APU/GPU.
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**--no-pc**
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> Disable reading performance counters (GRBM, GRBM2). Useful to avoid deactivating power saving features.
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**-gm**, **--gpu-metrics**
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> Dump gpu_metrics for all AMD GPUs.
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**--pp-table**
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> Dump power/performance table from sysfs and VBIOS for all AMD GPUs.
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**--drm-info**
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> Dump DRM information.
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**-s** _MS_
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> Set refresh interval in milliseconds for JSON mode (default: 1000ms).
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**-n** _COUNT_
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> Set maximum iteration count for JSON mode (0 = infinite).
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**-u**, **--update-process-index** _SEC_
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> Update interval in seconds for fdinfo (default: 5s).
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**--dark**, **--dark-mode**
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> Enable dark mode for TUI/GUI.
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**--light**, **--light-mode**
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> Enable light mode for TUI/GUI.
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**--gl**, **--opengl**
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> Use OpenGL API for GUI backend.
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**--vk**, **--vulkan**
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> Use Vulkan API for GUI backend.
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**-V**, **--version**
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> Print version information.
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**-h**, **--help**
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> Print help information.
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# DESCRIPTION
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**amdgpu_top** is an AMD GPU monitoring tool that displays real-time utilization data similar to htop but specifically for AMD graphics hardware. It gathers information from performance counters (GRBM, GRBM2), sensors, fdinfo, and the AMDGPU driver to provide comprehensive GPU metrics.
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The tool offers three display modes: a full-featured TUI (default), a simplified SMI-style TUI, and a graphical interface. It monitors GPU activity, VRAM usage, temperature, power consumption, fan speed, and per-process GPU utilization.
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# TUI KEYBINDINGS
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**g** - Toggle GRBM performance counter
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**r** - Toggle GRBM2 performance counter
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**v** - Toggle VRAM/GTT usage display
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**f** - Toggle fdinfo display
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**n** - Toggle sensors display
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**m** - Toggle GPU metrics display
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**h** - Change update interval (high=100ms, low=1000ms)
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**P** - Sort fdinfo by PID
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**M** - Sort fdinfo by VRAM usage
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**G** - Sort fdinfo by GFX usage
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**R** - Reverse sort order
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**q** - Quit application
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# CAVEATS
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Reading performance counters (GRBM, GRBM2) may prevent the GPU from entering power-saving states on some APUs. Use **--no-pc** to disable performance counter reading if this is a concern. Requires the AMDGPU kernel driver and appropriate permissions to access GPU sysfs entries.
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# HISTORY
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**amdgpu_top** was created by Umio-Yasuno as a modern alternative to radeontop, written in **Rust**. It provides features that radeontop lacks, such as temperature monitoring, GPU metrics, and a graphical interface. The project is actively maintained and available on GitHub.
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# SEE ALSO
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[radeontop](/man/radeontop)(1), [nvtop](/man/nvtop)(1), [nvidia-smi](/man/nvidia-smi)(1), [intel_gpu_top](/man/intel_gpu_top)(1), [htop](/man/htop)(1)

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# TLDR
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**List all Azure Advisor recommendations**
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```az advisor recommendation list```
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**List recommendations** for a specific category
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```az advisor recommendation list --category [Cost|Security|Reliability|Performance|OperationalExcellence]```
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**Show Advisor configuration** for the subscription
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```az advisor configuration show```
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**List configuration** for the entire subscription
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```az advisor configuration list```
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**Disable a recommendation**
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```az advisor recommendation disable --name [recommendation-name] --resource-group [rg-name]```
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**Enable a previously disabled** recommendation
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```az advisor recommendation enable --name [recommendation-name] --resource-group [rg-name]```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**az** **advisor** _subcommand_ [_options_]
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# SUBCOMMANDS
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**configuration list**
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> List Azure Advisor configuration for the entire subscription.
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**configuration show**
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> Show Azure Advisor configuration for the given subscription or resource group.
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**configuration update**
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> Update Azure Advisor configuration.
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**recommendation list**
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> List Azure Advisor recommendations.
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**recommendation disable**
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> Dismiss Azure Advisor recommendations.
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**recommendation enable**
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> Enable Azure Advisor recommendations.
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# DESCRIPTION
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**az advisor** manages Azure Advisor, a personalized cloud consultant that helps you follow best practices to optimize your Azure deployments. Azure Advisor analyzes resource configuration and usage telemetry, then recommends solutions to improve cost effectiveness, performance, reliability, and security.
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# CAVEATS
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Requires Azure CLI to be installed and authenticated with **az login**. Appropriate Azure RBAC permissions are needed to view and manage Advisor recommendations.
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# SEE ALSO
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[az](/man/az)(1), [az-config](/man/az-config)(1), [az-feedback](/man/az-feedback)(1)

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**Create a new API Management** service instance
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```az apim create --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --publisher-email [email@domain.com] --publisher-name [MyCompany] --location [eastus]```
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**List all API Management** services in a resource group
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```az apim list --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]```
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**Show details** of an API Management service
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```az apim show --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]```
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**Import an API** from OpenAPI specification
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```az apim api import --service-name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --path [myapi] --specification-format OpenAPI --specification-url [https://example.com/swagger.json]```
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**List all APIs** in a service
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```az apim api list --service-name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]```
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**Create a backup** of the service
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```az apim backup --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --backup-name [myBackup] --storage-account-name [mystorageaccount] --storage-account-container [backups]```
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**Delete an API Management** service
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```az apim delete --name [MyApim] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --yes```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**az** **apim** _subcommand_ [_options_]
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# SUBCOMMANDS
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> Create a backup of the API Management service.
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> Create a new API.
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> Manage API operations.
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# DESCRIPTION
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**az apim** manages Azure API Management services, which provide a way to create consistent and modern API gateways for existing back-end services. It handles API creation, versioning, documentation, security policies, rate limiting, and developer portal management.
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# CAVEATS
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# SEE ALSO
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