I want to integrate Apigee with .net MVC. I am not able to find any related blogs to proceed further

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Can you elaborate your requirement? In general, Apigee can proxy any service over Http/Http(s). The doc link here will give you a quick intro on how to create an API proxy in Apigee.

I'm not sure what you're asking for, can you give more details about the nature of your desired integration? Since you posted this in the Developer Portal forum, I'm guessing that it's somehow related to a developer portal, but I'm not sure in what way.

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Hi @Satyajeet

Integrating with .Net (very similar to most of the programming languages) can be one of the two things:

1. You are building your business logic on .NET, and you want web/mobile apps/app frameworks like angular etc to consume them.

In that case, you will either use WCF/MVC to create a SOAP/REST API, create API Proxy on Apigee (like @sudheendra1 mentioned) to enrich, scale and get visibility on your API.

Here is an example of creating a REST API using .NET MVC http://www.asp.net/web-api/overview/older-versions/build-restful-apis-with-aspnet-web-api

2. You are looking to consume APIs from different systems (like Facebook, google maps, salesforce, ESBs etc) in you ASP.net, sharepoint (etc) applications.

This is no different from consuming any other HTTP endpoints. You will create API Proxies on Apigee for these backends you want to consume, add the API logic to make your API more consumable/friendly to your app and have your .NET code talk to Apigee powered (proxied) endpoints

Here is an example of using .Net as a REST client

http://www.asp.net/web-api/overview/advanced/calling-a-web-api-from-a-net-client

Let me know if this makes sense