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Regions , Zones and Edge Location ?

Region is the geographic location, where the data centers are available. A Region has atleast two availability zones. 

The availability zone refers to an isolated data center 

Global vs Regional vs Zonal Resources  ? 



portal.azure.com  is the url 

Azure Cloud shell, in the cloud shell there are two language of choice, i.e. the BASH and POWERSHELL , on windows you need powershell 7, the default windows powershell does not  have the azure SDK

install module 


PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Install-Module -Name Az




update module 


So the powershell commands are like 

Get-Module to get the Module details, Install-Module to install the module and Update-Module to update the module, followed by the -Name and the SDK to be installed

 



How to login into the Azure using the command line either bash or powershell 


using bash how to login 

az login -u $username -p $password

az --help

az storage --help

after you login in successfully you will get the json details about your sign IN

az interactive

In interactive mode, you no longer have to precede each command with az; it's now part of the prompt. As you type commands, it will provide dropdowns, suggestions, documentation

To exit a scope, type %%

How to connect to powershell on the local machine is using the Connect-AzAccount which will open the browser and will ask you to login


what is the resource group? 















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