I was struggling, trying to put together advice from lots of different pages around the web. But you nutshelled it all for me in 1 place - brilliant. Thanks!
Your choice in how you teach is very helpful and powerfull. I was already mentally prepared to be flooded with lots of strange commands. Instead i got a clean overview on not just what azure powershell is, what it can do & where to find it but also how to use it to help learn how to use it 😅 Thanks John 💯💥
Thanks for showing what the problem to solve is, and the history lesson. This gives a great context starting point that usual MS doco does not. Excellent!
Great stuff John! This is a great intro to the Az Powershell with background and history behind it. Thanks for demonstrating a nice and clean way of working with multiple contexts! I am gonna totally steal the Select-Subscription alias! I should have thought of that!! :D Also pleasantly surprised to discover SHiPs! That looks cool! Personally I am torn between using azure cli vs azure PowerShell.. haha.. I started using azure cli a lot, but what I have realized is as I am more comfortable with .NET and objects, the Powershell objects come more intuitively to me, thus Az PowerShell and constructs seem easier!
I am very impressed with EVERY SINGLE Video you publish. One of the best source for learning Azure Technologies. Its even better than many Azure Channels run by MSFT and I used to work for MSFT ;-)
Hi John, I like your tutorials and got cleared most of the Azure concepts (new to Azure) cleared. One of the Microsoft Trainers who refers your videos recommended us the same. The updates that you come up with every week or month are awesome. I'm more interested in Azure PowerShell. Can we have some new AZ cmdlets tutorials as well mainly for fetching reports.... That would be of great help :)
Really great video, very good pedagogy I love it ! But it was sometimes difficult to focus away from this guns OMG mister what is your gym routine ??? Do you do one push-up every time you get a type error on your Powershell where request xD ?
since OS is supported across both CLI and powershell, can you please state any factors for pick choosing one over the other. Thank you John for the share!
A lot will come down to your preference. If you are big Windows, PowerShell person then AZ will make more sense. More of a bash person may prefer AZ CLI but both are cross platform.
can you elaborate? Base resources should be idempotent. Now if I make a call to something else (like a deployment script, and endpoint that would be different).
@@NTFAQGuy Good example is Deploying an IaaS SQL Cluster with AlwaysOn. The ""type": "Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine/SqlVirtualMachineGroups"," Type in the ARM template didn't handle multiple runs. I ended up blowing up my SQL Cluster when I ran the same ARM template twice.
@@NTFAQGuy I ended up moving some of the configuration that is supported by this ResourceType to a CustomScript (Which also breaks Idempotency), but that isn't ideal as it still lacks the awareness of the current state vs future state.
I was struggling, trying to put together advice from lots of different pages around the web. But you nutshelled it all for me in 1 place - brilliant. Thanks!
You really have a gift to explain clearly any topic. Kudos!
Very kind, thank you
Thanks John, I took almost 10 days to understand this stuff , you made it in 50 min 👍
Benefit for beginners.
Great to hear. I was worried I went on a bit too much but added the bookmarks so people could skip history etc if they wanted :-)
Your choice in how you teach is very helpful and powerfull. I was already mentally prepared to be flooded with lots of strange commands. Instead i got a clean overview on not just what azure powershell is, what it can do & where to find it but also how to use it to help learn how to use it 😅 Thanks John 💯💥
Thanks for showing what the problem to solve is, and the history lesson. This gives a great context starting point that usual MS doco does not. Excellent!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much John, the introduction and history lessons were extremely helpful to fully grasp what is going on
Great to hear
This is amazing. Thank you John. This video was more than I knew I needed.
Thanks for the lesson John. great startup with Powershell.
Great stuff John! This is a great intro to the Az Powershell with background and history behind it.
Thanks for demonstrating a nice and clean way of working with multiple contexts! I am gonna totally steal the Select-Subscription alias! I should have thought of that!! :D
Also pleasantly surprised to discover SHiPs! That looks cool!
Personally I am torn between using azure cli vs azure PowerShell.. haha.. I started using azure cli a lot, but what I have realized is as I am more comfortable with .NET and objects, the Powershell objects come more intuitively to me, thus Az PowerShell and constructs seem easier!
right just use whatever is best for you. I prefer PS as well.
Thank you John. It was such a great explanation.Learned so much.
I am very impressed with EVERY SINGLE Video you publish. One of the best source for learning Azure Technologies. Its even better than many Azure Channels run by MSFT and I used to work for MSFT ;-)
Glad you like them!
These lessons are brilliant! Perfect. Amazing. Thanks John!
Glad you think so!
A much-needed lesson thank you John.
Your video quality is AMAZINGLY clear!
Thanks!
Thank you John, for all the work you put into creating this incredible content!
Absolutely amazing class , thank you for make it that simple.
You're very welcome!
Hi John, I like your tutorials and got cleared most of the Azure concepts (new to Azure) cleared. One of the Microsoft Trainers who refers your videos recommended us the same. The updates that you come up with every week or month are awesome. I'm more interested in Azure PowerShell. Can we have some new AZ cmdlets tutorials as well mainly for fetching reports.... That would be of great help :)
Thanks but I don’t really plan on doing videos on specific cmdlets. Typically the help and examples would be enough
Thanks for the great introduction to Azure PowerShell
Very welcome.
Was looking for it eagerly. Thank you very much
Most welcome 😊
John every time I watch your training videos, my IQ raises by 2 points!
Lol, very kind :-)
Really great video, very good pedagogy I love it ! But it was sometimes difficult to focus away from this guns OMG mister what is your gym routine ??? Do you do one push-up every time you get a type error on your Powershell where request xD ?
Lol
Very useful. Thank you john
My pleasure
since OS is supported across both CLI and powershell, can you please state any factors for pick choosing one over the other. Thank you John for the share!
A lot will come down to your preference. If you are big Windows, PowerShell person then AZ will make more sense. More of a bash person may prefer AZ CLI but both are cross platform.
Very interesting topic; however, the part about authentication was a bit messy. I am very interested right now how to avoid this interactive logons.
🤷♂️
Not all ARM Templates are Idempotent (ie the API). Found this out the hard way. This is really somewhere MSFT could do a bit better.
can you elaborate? Base resources should be idempotent. Now if I make a call to something else (like a deployment script, and endpoint that would be different).
@@NTFAQGuy Good example is Deploying an IaaS SQL Cluster with AlwaysOn. The ""type": "Microsoft.SqlVirtualMachine/SqlVirtualMachineGroups"," Type in the ARM template didn't handle multiple runs. I ended up blowing up my SQL Cluster when I ran the same ARM template twice.
@@NTFAQGuy I ended up moving some of the configuration that is supported by this ResourceType to a CustomScript (Which also breaks Idempotency), but that isn't ideal as it still lacks the awareness of the current state vs future state.