4. Azure Administration by Techserverglobal

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4. Azure Administration by Techserverglobal


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Azure Administration

Topics Azure Portal Cloudshell Powershell Mobile APP ARM Template overview Moving objects Lock objects Azure Tag

Azure Portal Search and managed resources Create customized dashboard and favorites Access the cloud shell Receive notifications Managing subscriptions and billing Url : https://portal.azure.com

Azure Cloud Shell Interactive, browser-accessible shell Offers either Bash or Powershell Is temporary and provided on a per-session, per-user basis Requires a resource group, storage account and Azure File Share Authenticate automatically Times out after 20 minutes Get-AzSubscription

Azure PowerShell Authenticate to your Azure subscription and manage resources Available as local installation on linux, macOS or Windows Execution Policy in Powershell [Allsigned, Bypass, Default, Remotesigned, Restricted, Undefined, Unrestricted] - Get-Executionpolicy - Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted Install AZ Powershell Module - get-command *az* - install-module -name az -allowclobber Create Virtual machine using Powershell - New-azvm -Resourcegroupname "techserverRG" -name "web" –image UbuntuLTS

ARM Template Overview Improve Consistency Define Complex Deployment Reduce Errors Define requirements through code Can be reused Define value that are used throughout the template Make your templates easier to maintain

Move the resource You can move the resource or object from one RG to another using Azure console or script as well

Lock the Objects Associate the lock with a subscription, resource group or resource Locks are inherited by child resources Read-only locks prevent any changes to the resources Delete locks prevents deletion

Azure Tag You apply tags to Azure resources, resource group and subscription to logically organize them. Each tag consists of a name and value pair. For example, you can apply the name “Environment” and the value “Production” to all resources in production

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