I’m using the python Azure SDK, and for things like subnets, ipConfiguration objects will have a generic resource ID for the attached device – sometimes it’s a NIC, or a PEP or something else. I know I can use the azure-mgmt-resources.ResourceManagementClient to get a generic resource object for one of these, BUT it requires an api_version which must be a valid version for the specific type of object!

I’m using the python Azure SDK, and for things like subnets, ipConfiguration objects will have a generic resource ID for the attached device – sometimes it’s a NIC, or a PEP or something else. I know I can use the azure-mgmt-resources.ResourceManagementClient to get a generic resource object for one of these, BUT it requires an api_version which must be a valid version for the specific type of object!