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11-13-2023 05:11 AM
Hi everyone,
I have recently integrated the Microsoft Azure Resource Management spoke into my instance with the objective of identifying underutilized resources within Azure. The spoke appears to be functioning properly, as the 'Get Resources' action successfully retrieves the list of resource groups present in my Azure environment. However, when attempting to run the 'Get the operational status of the resource' action, I am prompted to provide an input labeled 'Operation ID.'
My question is: What is the 'Operation ID,' and where can I find it?
Thank you in advance.
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12-05-2023 09:25 AM
The OperationID is a unique identifier used to identify an operation in Azure Resource Management. It appears you can get this via the API, so I would suggest creating a new Spoke action within the scope of the ARM Spoke to grab the OperationID for an operation. Then when you build the Flow, you can use that action to get the OperationID and pass it to the Get Resources action within the Flow.

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12-05-2023 09:25 AM
The OperationID is a unique identifier used to identify an operation in Azure Resource Management. It appears you can get this via the API, so I would suggest creating a new Spoke action within the scope of the ARM Spoke to grab the OperationID for an operation. Then when you build the Flow, you can use that action to get the OperationID and pass it to the Get Resources action within the Flow.