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Section 2: Azure Storage Accounts and Azure Virtual Machines

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 https://www.udemy.com/course/azure-powershell/learn/lecture/31092252?start=225#overview 20. Lab - Creating a resource group   To create a Resource Group in PowerShell (Azure) , you typically use the Azure PowerShell module. Step 1: Install & Import Azure PowerShell (if not already) >>> Install-Module -Name Az -Scope CurrentUser -Repository PSGallery -Force Import-Module Az Step 2: Sign in to Azure  >>> Connect-AzAccount Step 3: Create a Resource Group >>> New-AzResourceGroup -Name "MyResourceGroup" -Location "EastUS" Example with real values  >>> New-AzResourceGroup -Name "Dev-RG" -Location "CentralIndia"    Explanation New-AzResourceGroup → Creates a new resource group -Name → Name of the resource group -Location → Azure region (e.g., EastUS, CentralIndia, WestEurope)   Verify the Resource Group >>> Get-AzResourceGroup -Name "Dev-RG"   This script went ahead and created the res...
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