In the last blog I showed you how to create a Logical SQL Server and create a SQL Database. These two operation ran asynchronously therefore the REST API call finished immediately. In this blog I will explain how we monitor asynchronous operations from the REST API. Tracking Asynchronous Azure Operations Some Azure REST operations run … More Azure REST API – Part 06 – Monitoring Async Operations in Postman

In the last blog I should how to retrieve an Azure resource. In this blog I’ll show you how to create one. Creating an Azure Resource Group All Azure resources are created in a resource group so this is a good one to begin with. First of all let’s check if our Resource Group exists. … More Azure REST API – Part 05 – Creating Azure Resources in Postman

In the last blog I showed you how to request a bearer token and how we can use some automation features in Postman. In this blog I will show you how to request an Azure resource. Get SQL Databases by Server Take a look at the following API reference. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/sql/databases/get We can use it to … More Azure REST API – Part 04 – Get an Azure Resource in Postman

In the last blog I showed you how to configure an Application and Service Principal in Azure using PowerShell. We could have used the portal but the portal changes a lot and the cmdlets ae more consistent. In this blog I will show you how to request a bearer token using Postman. If you do … More Azure REST API – Part 03 – Request Bearer Token in Postman