It’s PowerShell In the Cloud – Welcome to Azure Cloud Shell
summary
Azure Cloud Shell gives a browser CLI with a choice of bash or PowerShell running in a Linux container and mounts a 5 GB cloud file share (small recurring cost about $0.45) for persistent storage and modules. Built‑in Azure modules plus installable PowerShell Gallery modules persist across sessions. Demos show the Monaco‑based Cloud Shell editor, file upload/download, VS Code Azure Account integration, and VM ops using enable-azvm-psremoting (WinRM/SSH via public IPs). Infrastructure demos use ARM templates and terraform apply -> deployed Cosmos DB and a voting web app, all shown working end to end.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Azure Cloud Shell intro
- 4:02Cloud Shell setup
- 9:12Cloud Shell interface
- 13:29Azure Drive & files
- 19:14Cloud Shell editor
- 22:44PowerShell modules
- 27:19Virtual machine management with Cloud Shell
- 36:06Deploy VMs with ARM
- 41:02Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
- 43:30Summary & resources
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