SDK for CRUD operations on recovery services vault backup policies
See original GitHub issueHi,
I can see there are list operations for listing backup policies: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/javascript/api/azure-arm-recoveryservicesbackup/backuppolicies?view=azure-node-2.2.0
However I can’t find any way to get, create, update or delete a backup policy - do these exist? In the past you have suggested calling APIs directly with sendRequest
, so I’m wondering if that’s an option here?
Also, are there SDK functions to attach backup policies to a VM?
Thanks, Mike.
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+1 on suggestion by @amarzavery. I have finally managed to get this working thanks, but have to admit that it’s pretty opaque right now as to how to work with these backup APIs.
Thanks for your help so far.
@DheerendraRathor - Thanks for confirming this. Unless I wouldn’t have bothered to talk to my colleagues in python CLI team and take a look at the test written by you over there, I would have never figured out what is it that one should do in this scenario. This is clearly not the ideal way. It would be great, if in the description for containerName in the swagger spec in the azure-rest-api-specs repo please provide
If this is documented correctly, it will be reflected in
/cc @salameer @johanste.