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i am looking to create direct integration between AWS and Azure so that i can send API calls from AWS lambda to Azure to provision resources on Azure directly (ex: create Azure budget, bucket etc), any idea what is the most efficient way to do that?
@Mabrouk, Abdelrahman, Vodafone You can directly perform operations on Azure by leverage the Azure REST API. You could also use one of the available Azure SDKs for the language of your choice, which are wrappers around these APIs.
But how can i authorize the API calls from AWS to Azure?
@Mabrouk, Abdelrahman, Vodafone After registering your client application with Azure AD as mentioned in the doc linked earlier, you could then use the client credentials flow to fetch an access token.
With a language SDK, you could use the corresponding Identity package which should provide this out of the box. For .NET its Azure.Identity for example. There is a similar module for other languages as well. Here is the links to help (Java, JS, Python)
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@Pramod Valavala I too have a similar requirement to get a list of subscriptions and related security group info. This is part of the existing Lambda step function, Python SDK, or REST API which is more efficient in terms of performance and scalability.
@Kiran Patil The Python SDK is essentially a wrapper around the REST APIs and while that may add a little extra overhead, it is still recommended to use the SDK since it integrates a lot more functionality like Authentication, Retries, Error Handling, etc. which you would have to do on your own if you are directly using the REST API.
For more queries regarding this, feel free to create a new post to have a more directed discussion on this.