AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - DEMO: Creating a Virtual Machine (VM) in PowerShell

This video tutorial demonstrates how to use PowerShell to manage Azure resources, including connecting to an Azure account, listing existing virtual machines, creating a new resource group, and setting up a virtual machine. It also covers managing virtual machines with PowerShell commands, emphasizing the importance of using scripts for consistency and error reduction.

What is one of the benefits of using Azure Cloud Shell over local PowerShell?

• It does not require authentication.

• It requires no internet connection.

• It is faster than local PowerShell.

• It provides access to Azure resources directly from the portal.

Which command is used to connect PowerShell to an Azure account?

• Connect-AzureAccount

• Connect-AzAccount

• Login-PowerShell

• Login-Azure

What is the purpose of the 'Get-AzVM' command?

• To delete a virtual machine.

• To list existing virtual machines.

• To update a virtual machine.

• To create a new virtual machine.

What is the first step in creating a virtual machine using PowerShell?

• Creating a virtual network.

• Creating a resource group.

• Assigning a public IP address.

• Opening ports for access.

Which command structure is consistent in PowerShell for Azure operations?

• Object-Verb-Az

• Az-Verb-Object

• Verb-Az-Object

• Verb-Object-Az

What is the benefit of using scripts for creating virtual machines?

• They are easier to remember than commands.

• They do not require authentication.

• They reduce mistakes and ensure consistency.

• They are faster to write than commands.

Which command is used to stop a virtual machine in PowerShell?

• Shutdown-AzVM

• Terminate-AzVM

• Stop-AzVM

• Pause-AzVM