Azure PowerShell module basics - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to install the Azure PowerShell module.

Azure

Install-Module -Name [1]

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AAzureRM

BAz

CAzureCLI

DAzureSDK

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Common Mistakes

Using 'AzureRM' which is deprecated.

Confusing Azure PowerShell with Azure CLI modules.

The correct module to install for Azure PowerShell is Az. It is the latest and recommended module for managing Azure resources.

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medium

Complete the code to connect to your Azure account using PowerShell.

Azure

Connect-AzAccount -[1]

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ATenantId

BSubscriptionId

CCredential

DEnvironment

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using SubscriptionId which is not a parameter for Connect-AzAccount.

Confusing TenantId with credentials.

The Credential parameter allows you to specify the user credentials to connect to Azure.

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hard

Fix the error in the command to list all Azure resource groups.

Azure

Get-AzResourceGroup | Where-Object [1] {$_.Location -eq 'eastus'}

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A-FilterScript

B-filter

C-Property

Dfilter

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using '-filter' which is not a valid parameter for Where-Object.

Using 'filter' without a dash which causes syntax error.

The -FilterScript parameter is used with Where-Object to specify the condition script block.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create a new Azure resource group in PowerShell.

Azure

New-AzResourceGroup -Name [1] -Location [2]

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AMyResourceGroup

Beastus

Cwestus

DResourceGroup1

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Common Mistakes

Using invalid region names.

Confusing resource group name with location.

The -Name parameter specifies the resource group name, and -Location specifies the Azure region like 'eastus'.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to update the Azure PowerShell module and then import it.

Azure

Update-Module -Name [1]
Import-Module [2] -[3]

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AAz

BForce

CAz.Accounts

DRecurse

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Common Mistakes

Using different module names for update and import.

Omitting the -Force parameter causing old version to stay loaded.

You update the 'Az' module, then import the same module with the -Force parameter to reload it.