Managing Azure Storage Account with Powershell
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Ensure powershell extension is added to visual studio code
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Create a file with .ps1 extension
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To Work with Powershell
- Option 1: Open Azure Powershell documentation page Refer Here and select reference section
- Just like what we had done in azure cli we can select the servcie and explore cmdlets
- Option 2: Ensure Azure Powershell is installed. Azure Powershell Cmdlets will be in the form of
<verb>-Az<Noun>for exampleGet-AzSQL- Search for the cmdlet

- Navigate to the help of cmdlet

- Search for the cmdlet
- Option 1: Open Azure Powershell documentation page Refer Here and select reference section
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Now lets quickly look at steps
- Create a resource group
- Create a storage account

- Create a container
- Upload blobs to the container
- Download blobs from the container
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Refer Here for the changeset
Next Steps
- Authorization
- Versioning
- Page Blobs
- Append Blobs
- Archive Tier
- Table Storage
- Queue Storage
- Data Migration
- Static Websites
- Azure Databases
- Azure Media Services
