AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Interacting with VM Using PowerShell

The video tutorial demonstrates how to interact with Azure virtual machines using PowerShell. It covers retrieving and modifying VM properties, working with variables, and updating VM sizes. The tutorial emphasizes the flexibility and efficiency of using PowerShell for managing Azure resources, providing practical examples and commands.

What is one of the main advantages of using PowerShell to interact with Azure virtual machines?

• It enables direct modification of VM properties.

• It is only compatible with Linux VMs.

• It requires no internet connection.

• It allows for manual updates only.

Which command is used to retrieve a virtual machine in PowerShell?

• retrieve-VM

• get-AzureVM

• get-VM

• fetch-VM

How do you declare a variable in PowerShell?

• Using a percentage (%)

• Using an ampersand (&)

• Using a hashtag (#)

• Using a dollar sign ($)

What is the correct command to update a VM's size in PowerShell?

• resize-VM

• modify-VM

• update-AVM

• change-VMSize

What should you provide when using the update-AVM command?

• The VM's IP address

• The VM's resource group name

• The VM's current size

• The VM's operating system

What happens when you run a script to change the VM size during high CPU usage?

• The VM shuts down.

• The VM size decreases.

• The VM size increases.

• The VM restarts automatically.

What is a key takeaway from using PowerShell with Azure resources?

• It requires extensive manual input.

• It is only applicable to network configurations.

• It simplifies the management of Azure resources.

• It is only useful for creating new VMs.