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Azure PowerShell Quick Start Guide

Azure PowerShell Quick Start Guide

By : Mitchell
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Azure PowerShell Quick Start Guide

Azure PowerShell Quick Start Guide

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By: Mitchell

Overview of this book

As an IT professional, it is important to keep up with cloud technologies and learn to manage those technologies. PowerShell is a critical tool that must be learned in order to effectively and more easily manage many Azure resources. This book is designed to teach you to leverage PowerShell to enable you to perform many day-to-day tasks in Microsoft Azure. Taking you through the basic tasks of installing Azure PowerShell and connecting to Azure, you will learn to properly connect to an Azure tenant with PowerShell. Next, you will dive into tasks such as deploying virtual machines with PowerShell, resizing them, and managing their power states with PowerShell. Then, you will learn how to complete more complex Azure tasks with PowerShell, such as deploying virtual machines from custom images, creating images from existing virtual machines, and creating and managing of data disks. Later, you will learn how to snapshot virtual machines, how to encrypt virtual machines, and how to leverage load balancers to ensure high availability with PowerShell. By the end of this book, you will have developed dozens of PowerShell skills that are invaluable in the deployment and management of Azure virtual machines.
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Clearing the Slate

Before working through the exercises in the next section, let's get a level set and clear out all unnecessary resources. You don't want to hit a quota on CPUs or public IPs.

At this point, let's delete the entire VMLab resource group and recreate it. This will delete all resources that currently reside within the resource group.

To delete the VMLab resource group, use the following command:

Remove-AzureRmResourceGroup -Name "VMLab" -Force

This command will take quite a while to complete, since it is removing several resources from the resource group. Once it completes, run the following command below to create an empty VMLab resource group:

New-AzureRmResourceGroup "VMLab" -location "EastUS"

After running these commands, you are left with an empty resource group, called VMLab, in the EastUS location.

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