Closed yansyunchen closed 2 years ago
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@yansyunchen Because the python SDK is generated based on the services provided by the service-team, we will give feedback on this and let you know as soon as possible if this function is feasible
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I know we can use the following code to list all available region by my subscription.
sms = ServiceManagementService(subscription_id, certificate_path) result = sms.list_subscriptions() for location in result: print(location.name)
But I wonder is that possible or do we have the feature can list "ALL azure services available in EACH region" by azure python SDK?
E.g. Web App - Central US Web App - East Asia Function App - East US Service Bus - Japan East Service Bus - South Asia ...
Thanks in advance.