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Hi . Currently, we could only assign one email / not setting up any email as the owner of the subscription of the API subscription.
Is there anyway to assign more than one email, for example user A and user B to own the same subscription on the API portal?
Thank you.
@NICOLE LEUNG (BA-ISD-OOCLL/HKG) One subscription cannot have multiple owners. If you look into the request body properties.ownerId is of type string not array that could have accepted multiple values.
I do see this feedback already requested here. You can also vote this feedback and provide your feedback in our feedback forums.
Hi @MayankBargali-MSFT , so this use case could not be handled even at the backend ? Thank you.
@NICOLE LEUNG (BA-ISD-OOCLL/HKG) By backend you means policies or your own custom service which will provide the keys to your users.
Subscriptions are associated to single API product.
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Can you explain to me how this model scales to actually support a lot of customers with a lot of users each? You want me to create multiple subscriptions to each user? Because that's what we would have to do now.
If I want a user to have access to API-X, API-Y (or Product-X, Product-Y), I will have to create two subscriptions for that user. Now imagine one customer has 10 users with access to the API's and we have 100 customers, we already have 1000 subscriptions to manage. And now let's say I have 30 API's and not just 2. Already 30 000 subscriptions to manage. How does this scale?