Azure Classroom Series – 01/Sept/2021

Azure CLI and Powershell

• Lets try to create azure network resources using Commandline
• Azure has two popular commandline supports
  • Azure CLI
  • Azure Powershell
• Then lets look at configuring our developer environment
  • Install Azure CLI Extension in Visual Studio Code
  • If you are using Azure Powershell install Powershell extension
• For any reason if azure cli/powershell is not working on your system
  • Launch Cloud Shell

Azure CLI

• Azure Cli when install on your system will have an executable az
• Azure CLI commands will be in the form of az <resource/service> <action> [<arguments>]
• Ensure you execute az login (on your system not required in cloud shell)
• For all azure CLI command Refer Here
• For vnet sub commands Refer Here
• Refer Here for the cli commands used to create a vnet
• Refer Here to find the cli documentation for the nsg.
• Exercise: Create a nsg which opens 22,80 and 443 port from anywhere (inbound)
  • Refer Here for the solution
• Exercise: Create a nsg which denies all the communication from data subnet and attach it to the web subnet.