Azure API Management update – October 2019, Number 2
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A regular Azure API Management service update started on 25 October 2019, and included the following new features, bug fixes, changes and improvements. We deploy updates gradually and it takes over a week for every active API Management service instance to receive them.
**New**
* It’s now possible to create custom content types in the new developer portal. Custom content types’ names need to start with the `c-` prefix. Documentation [in the portal’s GitHub repository](https://github.com/Azure/api-management-developer-portal/wiki/Content-management-REST-API) will soon be updated.
**Fixed**
* When a Consumption tier service with a custom domain is suspended and then reactivated, it now preserves the certificate and the domain settings. This fix only applies to services created from now on.
* Requests aborted due to client disconnect are no longer reported as back-end disconnect failures.
* Requests that failed due to an invalid back-end HTTP response code are no longer reported as internal gateway error failures.
**Changed**
* It’s now possible to use the [network status API call](https://docs.microsoft.com/rest/api/apimanagement/2019-01-01/networkstatus/listbylocation) to monitor connectivity among the local cache and API Management units in a region.
* The `redirect-content-urls` policy now respects API version identifier in the URL path.
* Enabling VNET connectivity to additional storage accounts is no longer required for the managed version of the new developer portal. [Documentation](https://aka.ms/apimdocs/portal) will be updated soon.
The new developer portal (in preview) follows an independent release life cycle and the [per-release change log is available on GitHub](https://aka.ms/apimdevportal/releases).
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