The Many Ways (To Run PowerShell in Azure)
summary
One single PowerShell script actually adds a tag to a resource group and creates a Microsoft Graph user, and it runs unchanged across laptop, Azure Automation (including hybrid worker via Azure Arc), Azure Functions (Flex Consumption), Azure Container Instances, Azure Container Apps and deployment scripts in Bicep — modules install via modulefast bootstraps modules <3s, authentication uses managed identities everywhere with a managed identity emulator for local testing, telemetry goes to Application Insights, and the demos reliably create the tag and user.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:01PowerShell in Azure matters
- 17:12Resilient PowerShell scripts
- 24:32Azure Automation runbooks
- 34:25Hybrid runbooks with Azure Arc
- 38:17PowerShell in Azure Functions
- 44:54Containerized PowerShell with Docker
- 49:04PowerShell jobs in Container Apps
- 53:17Infrastructure deployment scripts
- 57:48Monitoring with Application Insights
- 1:02:02Q&A
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