Hi Michel Sfeir
To retrieve the Azure service retirement list, you can use Azure Resource Graph and KQL (Kusto Query Language).
Azure Advisor Service Retirement Workbook:
1.The workbook provides a centralized view of retiring services, helping you assess impact, evaluate options, and plan migrations.
2.You can access it in the Azure portal under Advisor, workbooks, gallery, or direct link.
3.It shows a list and map view of impacted services, with retirement dates, affected resources, and migration options. You can filter by subscription, resource group, and location.
4.The workbook is updated regularly, but it may not include all retiring services.
Azure Resource Graph Query:
1.Use Resource Graph with a KQL query to find resources related to retiring services.
2.The query uses JSON data containing the service name, retiring features, retirement dates, and links.
3.If a service isn’t in the workbook, you can use a KQL query or PowerShell to identify expiring resources.
You can find an example query on GitHub at
https://github.com/Azure/EOL/blob/main/resource_list.kql
Please let us know if you required anything!