AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure Cloud Shell-Demo

This video tutorial introduces the Azure Cloud Shell, demonstrating how to connect to it, create a storage account, and explore its features. It covers toggling between Bash and PowerShell, managing files, and running commands to manage Azure subscriptions and resources. The tutorial also explains executing PowerShell commands and understanding their outputs, providing a comprehensive introduction to using the Cloud Shell for resource management.

What is the first step to connect to the cloud shell?

• Create a virtual machine

• Download the cloud shell application

• Click on the command prompt icon

• Open a new browser session

Why is a storage account needed when using the cloud shell?

• To increase processing power

• To provide additional security

• To store scripts and files

• To enable internet access

How can you switch between Bash and PowerShell in the cloud shell?

• By restarting the cloud shell

• By clicking on the PowerShell option

• By opening a new browser tab

• By downloading a new script

What can you do if your server is stuck in the cloud shell?

• Download the server logs

• Create a new storage account

• Restart the machine

• Switch to a different cloud provider

Which command can be used to list subscription details in the cloud shell?

• easy account list

• account-list

• get-azure-subscription

• list-subscription

What is the purpose of the 'get Azure RM subscription' command in PowerShell?

• To create a new subscription

• To update subscription settings

• To delete an existing subscription

• To retrieve subscription information

What is a key feature of PowerShell mentioned in the video?

• It is case-sensitive

• It is grammar-friendly

• It requires a GUI

• It only works on Windows