You already know PowerShell is the key to on-premises workloads. Now take the power of the shell into the Cloud with Azure Cloud Shell. This demo-packed session will introduce you to Azure Cloud Shell, and provide plenty of tips to be immediately effective in using the command line to manage your Azure resources from anywhere.
All of the demos for this presentation can be completed in your own Azure Subscription using Azure Cloud Shell. The only requirements are a few virtual machines that you can deployed with instructions below.
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- Microsoft Azure Subscription
- Deployed Linux VM in Azure - Instructions
- Deployed Windows VM in Azure - Instructions
- Visual Studio Code - Download VS Code
- Visual Studio Code Extensions
- PowerShell
- Azure Account
Note: Due to the live nature of demos, some commands may differ slightly from what is in this repository.
Want to watch the demos again? Here's the playlist on YouTube
This set of demos (demo-01.txt) covers
- Initial configuration of Azure Cloud Shell
- Walk through of shell toolbar
- Finding commands in the shell
- Working with Azure Drive
- Working with CloudDrive
This set of demos (demo-02.txt) covers.
- File management
- Working with editors including Code
- Viewing and adding tools
This demo (demo-03.txt) covers remoting into & managing VMs in Azure with Azure Cloud Shell.
This demo (demo-04.txt)walks through deploying a Terraform configuration in Azure based on Create a Terraform configuration for Azure at docs.microsoft.com.
This set of demos covers using Cloud Shell in
- Docs.microsoft.com
- Microsoft Learn
- Azure App for iOS and Android
This demo (demo-06.txt) covers deploying resources from a Github repo, and walks through using a github repo in Azure Cloud Shell.
This demo (demo-07.txt) covers working with the Exchange Online cmdlets in Office 365 with Azure Cloud Shell.
Raw Video from Azure Online Global Bootcamp 2019
Azure Cloud Shell Documentation
Create a Terraform configuration for Azure
Recorded Demos with Talk Track on YouTuber
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