How to Verify the Resources Created with Azure PowerShell

How to Verify the Resources Created with Azure PowerShell

Once you have created resources in Azure, you can verify that they were created successfully by using the Get-AzResource cmdlet in Azure PowerShell.

The Get-AzResource cmdlet lists all of the resources in your subscription. You can filter the results to only show resources in a specific resource group by using the -ResourceGroupName parameter.

For example, the following command lists all of the resources in the ExerciseResources resource group:

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Get-AzResource -ResourceGroupName ExerciseResources

The output of the Get-AzResource cmdlet shows the resource name, type, location, provisioning state, and tags.

You can also use the Format-Table cmdlet to format the output of the Get-AzResource cmdlet to make it more concise. The following command formats the output of the Get-AzResource cmdlet to show the resource name, type, and location:

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Get-AzResource -ResourceGroupName ExerciseResources | Format-Table -Property Name,Type,Location

The output of the Get-AzResource cmdlet should show all of the resources that were created in the ExerciseResources resource group.