The Azure billing API returns a max of 1000 events per requested timeframe. If there are more than 1000 events the response will also include a skipToken value that contains that has the url for the next page of results to request. The issue Im seeing is that I am only ever able to pull back 1000 events for a single timeframe.
The code for checking for the pagination skipToken url is
if '@odata.nextLink' in response_json:
nextLink = response_json['@odata.nextLink']
However from my testing with the API I am seeing that the field being returned is called nextLink, not @odata.nextLink. So even though there is a URL with the next page of results to request the code above is skipping over it.
JasonConger
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1 year ago
The Azure billing API returns a max of 1000 events per requested timeframe. If there are more than 1000 events the response will also include a skipToken value that contains that has the url for the next page of results to request. The issue Im seeing is that I am only ever able to pull back 1000 events for a single timeframe.
The code for checking for the pagination skipToken url is
if '@odata.nextLink' in response_json: nextLink = response_json['@odata.nextLink']
However from my testing with the API I am seeing that the field being returned is called nextLink, not @odata.nextLink. So even though there is a URL with the next page of results to request the code above is skipping over it.