AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Resource Group: Demo - Lab Activity

This video tutorial demonstrates how to manage Azure resource groups using PowerShell. It covers creating a resource group, applying a lock to prevent deletion, attempting to delete the locked group, and handling the resulting error. The tutorial then shows how to remove the lock and successfully delete the resource group. The emphasis is on using PowerShell for these tasks, highlighting its importance for exam preparation and automation of repetitive tasks.

Why is it important to use PowerShell for managing Azure resources?

• It is faster than using the Azure portal.

• It is essential for exam purposes and allows for scripting repetitive tasks.

• It provides a graphical interface for resource management.

• It is the only way to manage Azure resources.

What is the first step when creating a resource group using PowerShell?

• Check existing resource groups.

• Log in to your Azure subscription.

• Create a new resource group.

• Specify the location of the resource group.

Which command is used to create a new resource group in PowerShell?

• Create-ResourceGroup

• Add-ResourceGroup

• New-AzureResource

• New-ResourceGroup

What type of lock is applied to prevent deletion of a resource group?

• Read-only

• Cannot delete

• Full control

• Write-only

What happens when you try to delete a locked resource group?

• The resource group is archived.

• The resource group is deleted.

• An error message is displayed indicating the lock.

• The lock is automatically removed.

Which command is used to remove a lock from a resource group in PowerShell?

• Unlock-ResourceGroup

• Remove-ResourceLock

• Clear-ResourceLock

• Delete-ResourceLock

What is a recommended approach for repetitive tasks in Azure management?

• Design a PowerShell script and store it in a repository.

• Use the Azure portal for all tasks.

• Manually perform each task every time.

• Avoid using scripts to prevent errors.