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# Create, run, and delete Azure Machine Learning resources using REST
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> * Retrieve an authorization token
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> * Create a properly-formatted REST request using service principal authentication
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> * Use GET requests to retrieve information about Azure Machine Learning's hierarchical resources
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> * Use GET requests to retrieve and manage jobs
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> * Use PUT and POST requests to create and modify resources
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> * Use PUT requests to create Azure Machine Learning workspaces
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> * Use DELETE requests to clean up resources
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To retrieve the set of workspaces in a resource group, run the following, replacing `<YOUR-SUBSCRIPTION-ID>`, `<YOUR-RESOURCE-GROUP>`, and `<YOUR-ACCESS-TOKEN>`:
Jobs are a fundamental concept in Azure Machine Learning, representing training runs, batch inference, and other machine learning workloads. You can use REST API calls to retrieve job information, monitor status, and manage job lifecycle.
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### Get a specific job by ID
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To retrieve details about a specific job using its ID, you can use the management API:
Notice that to list experiments the path begins with `history/v1.0` while to list models, the path begins with `modelmanagement/v1.0`. The REST API is divided into several operational groups, each with a distinct path.
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