Azure PowerShell Scripting Tutorial: Tips to Memorize the Commands

Azure PowerShell Scripting Tutorial: Tips to Memorize the Commands

In this video, I go through how the Azure cmdlets in PowerShell and the commands in Bash CLI follow a specific naming pattern. If you are preparing for the AZ-103 Azure Administrator test, it might be a good idea to be able to recognize what a valid PowerShell cmdlet looks like in order to eliminate the invalid ones from the possible answers.

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[nasd]

There needs to be more of these types of Powershell explanation videos and ones that pertain to AZ-104 especially.

[chelhernandez]

Thanks Scot! for this kind of video. Excellent!

[saikumarnula]

Please give a brief about azure storage used, blob, table, file, queue capacity using powershell

[robertbuckingham]

Hi Scott, can you explain why there is a difference between the CLI and PowerShell? Surely it would be better to have a universal naming/commands. At the end of the day they are doing the same thing. Just find it very odd and an addtional layer of complexity that is not needed.