Azure Classroom series – 04/May/2020

Azure SQL using Powershell

• Launch Powershell from your laptop
  • Prereq’s: Windows 10
  • Install

  Install-Module -Name Az -AllowClobber
  

  • Login into Azure:

  Connect-AzAccount
  

• Launch CloudShell if you are not in suitable environment

Finding the Right Commands (cmdlets) in Powershell

• In Powershell we have
  • Cmd-lets:
    • Commands of Powershell organized in <verb>-<noun> for eg: Get-PS, New-Item,
    • Finding a Right cmdlet is simple

    Get-Command <pattern> 
    # and find the right cmdlet or change the pattern
    Get-Help <cmd-let> -Online
    

• Azure Powershell is installed on the Machine as Powershell Module Az, all the cmdlets of Azure Powershell will be in the form of <verb>-Az<noun> for eg: Get-AzGroup, New-AzVm

Scenario: Create an Azure SQL Server

1. Create a Resource Group
   • Get-Command *-AzResource*
   • Get-Help New-AzResourceGroup -Online
2. Script Changes:

$resg = New-AzResourceGroup -Name sqlserverfromps -Location centralus

3. Create an SQL Server

Get-Command *-AzSQL*
Get-Help  New-AzSqlServer -Online

4. Exercise: Try to write the complete script to create Azure SQL Database and try to acheive all the things as mentioned over here

Azure SQL For Other Databases

• Azure also provides managed services for
  • mySQL
  • Postgres
• We need to understand the features provider for SQL Server and other managed databases.
• Exercise:
  • Ensure you have one Azure SQL Server Created
  • Ensure you have one Azure mySQL Server Created Refer Here or Create Azure Postgresql from here

Next Topics

• Features Provided by Azure to
  • SQL Server
  • mySQL
  • Postgres
• Synapse Analytics and then how about Oracle?
• SQL Server Instance
• Cache Databases