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Azure Notes

To use PowerShell with Azure, ensure you have PowerShell version 5.1 and .NET version 4.7.1 installed. When creating a VM, multiple resources are grouped within a resource group, which serves as a container for all related resources. This resource group can be deleted when decommissioning the server.

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Azure Notes

To use PowerShell with Azure, ensure you have PowerShell version 5.1 and .NET version 4.7.1 installed. When creating a VM, multiple resources are grouped within a resource group, which serves as a container for all related resources. This resource group can be deleted when decommissioning the server.

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My Azure Notes

Incase if you want to use PowerShell with Azure it should satisfy the following
criteria's.

a.) Powershell version should be 5.1

b.) Should have dotnet software with version 4.7.1

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When you create a VM along with there are multiple resources created alongwith.All
this will be groued inside
what we call resource group.Its a container which c ontains all resources in one
place.This can be deleted
altogether wdhen we decommission the server

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