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Structure of Azure Python SDK
Rajesh Swarnkar
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Hi, I can't find much resources on how Azure Python SDK is architectured.
It seems it has too many clients for each service. Accessing resources is not that easier on Python.
Usually for any modules in Python has strong documentation on Python docs but I find the documentation on Azure Python modules is less than adequate. I wish there was much better organisation of how the modules are structured because there are too many modules causing much confusion.
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MuthuKumaranMurugaachari-MSFT 22,441 Reputation points Moderator2023-10-16T19:49:46.95+00:00 Rajesh Swarnkar Thanks for posting your question in Microsoft Q&A. As you mentioned above, each azure service has a separate set of libraries and the samples, doc and structure of the library vary based on the service. the docs Getting Started and Azure SDK for Python will help you on the detailed documentation. However, if you have any feedback or questions on the repo or specific service libraries, please file an issue via Github Issues.
The relevant SDK team can assist you further.
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