Thank you you are very kind. This is a great feedback and of course I have big plans when it comes to this channel. But having full course on PowerShell with Azure is surely on my mind. Thanks for the feedback, I will write it down and expect more videos on PowerShell!

@@AdamMarczakYT Nice one Thanks. Looking forward to it... :)

​@@AdamMarczakYThey instead of PowerShell could i use bash for every automation.?

Hi Adam, Have you already published the PowerShell course you planned? Thank you very much for The Az900 Tutorials@@AdamMarczakYT

My pleasure! Great to hear that :)

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much 😀

My pleasure!

Glad it was helpful!

I appreciate that!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! :) Glad you liked it.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you, I will!

Thanks!

I will try my best, thanks!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks a lot

Thank you :) Appreciated!

Thanks again! :)

Glad you liked it!

Thanks, maybe!

Thanks :)

You are welcome! Thanks!

You bet! Thanks!

Great suggestion! Thanks, hopefully soon!

Thank you :) always happy to hear that videos help out.

Hey. I do understand the struggle but unfortunately I can't help you with your coding :( I have no capacity to do so, but I always advise people to break down their use case into several small questions and use stackoverflow to post those. People on stackoverflow are very helpful and there are thousands of people, not just me :) I reply there sometimes too!

@@AdamMarczakYT thank you. love u from Vietnam

my pleasure :)

Hi. Try to google error message returned, the common issues have their solutions described.

Thank you!

Like this docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.recoveryservices/get-azrecoveryservicesvaultproperty?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003556&view=azps-4.8.0

Try this stackoverflow.com/questions/61387664/azure-powershell-extracting-azure-sql-database-information and this docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/file-space-manage?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003556

@@AdamMarczakYT Thank you!!!

You're welcome!

Thanks a lot 😊

My pleasure!

Check if you have modules installed as well as powershell extensionf or vscode.

Select-AzSubscription is just alias of Set-AzContext. You can view and verify this in very detail if you set $DebugPreference to "Continue".

@@AdamMarczakYT thank you

In ISE press CTRL+SPACE :) Thanks! Stay safe too!

Sorry but I can't help out with coding exercises. Microsoft technet forums or stackoverflow are better places for this. There is tremendous amount of people there who can help out.

Thanks! Front Door and Application Gateway are on the list but the list itself is quite long so not sure when will those be up. But they sure will get there eventually!

This year I planned youtube channel. This was very successful, classes... well maybe next year. We will see. :)

Thanks

Hey, for PowerShell use Az modules for DataFactory docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.datafactory/?view=azps-3.3.0

I think you are confusing and mixing some topics. What does version repository have to do with Azure resource groups?

@@AdamMarczakYT yes adam so i will explain you my scenario, I have my ADF configured with git and i create braches for pipeline development of each functionality/story and once it is working good I merge it with master branch. So now I am willing to do automated testing through powershell to my brnch pipelines before merging. I am able to get resource, subscription info through powershell but when I try to display datasets it only displays the datasets of master branch. so can you please tell me the commands by which i can switch between branches and do testing for only particular pipeline?

Thank you!

intelli-sense depends on the tool, which one are you using?

@@AdamMarczakYT I'm using AZ modules

You already asked that Rajesh. I also already replied to your comment. Please check it out.

@@AdamMarczakYT thank u 💓

hey Zbyszek. This is a great question, honestly I'd say you will achieve pretty much anything using both. I personally prefer PowerShell because of rich scripting capabilities, integration with other SDKs, easy parallelization and ability to run automated scripts on Azure Automation service. But some thing like Azure DevOps are easier using CLI. So pick the right tool for the job rather than stick to one. I know it complicates things needing to know both but I ended up using both depending on the tasks.

Azure CLI: + Can run in both Powershell, Linux Terminal and CMD. - This complicates things when you want to save variables. Since declaring variables is dependent upon environment. + Syntax is shorter Powershell: + Object based (For that reason I find it easier to extract single pieces of information from something I retrieve from PS than AZ CLI) + Rich toolbox which is not Azure-specific for working with the data you extract. I prefer Powershell as I can use that for more than just Azure, but you don't really need to chose. Just pick one and start using it :)

Really good points. #teamPowerShell

Check out this command docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.recoveryservices/set-azrecoveryservicesasralertsetting?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003556&view=azps-4.7.0

@@AdamMarczakYT thanks a lot for ur response

Here docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/data-lake-storage-directory-file-acl-powershell?WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003556

Thanks

Thanks :)

I just might some time in future. But for now interested in sharing for free ;)