Creating an AzureApi with a Custom ExecutorService

This guide will walk you through the process of creating an AzureApiBuilder with a custom ExecutorService.

Steps

1. Create a custom ExecutorService

   For this example, we'll create a custom ExecutorService using the Virtual Threads API introduced in Java 21:

   ExecutorService customExecutorService = Executors.newVirtualThreadPerTaskExecutor();

2. Create an AzureApiBuilder

   You can create an AzureApi by using the AzureApiBuilder class. Here's an example:

   String azureKey = "<Your Azure Subscription Key>";
   String azureRegion = "<Your Azure Subscription Region>";
   
   AzureApi azureApi = new AzureApiBuilder()
       .setKey(azureKey)
       .region(azureRegion)
       .executorService(customExecutorService).build();

   This will create an AzureApi with the settings you specified in the AzureApiBuilder.

That's it! You've successfully created an AzureApi with a custom ExecutorService. You can now use this AzureApi to make requests to the Azure API.