Using PowerShell, businesses can create scripts to perform migrations, upload new data and manage Azure storage, all from the command line. Here are four steps to get started copying files to Azure ...

This PowerShell Azure Function will download a file every time it's requested. The file will be downloaded to the path D:\home\data\SitePackages\CatPicture.jpg in an Azure Function App. In this sample ...

To get started, you'll need to download and install the Azure PowerShell module. This is a module provided by Microsoft and is available via the Microsoft Web Platform Installer package software.

Instead of running all the steps in this document, you just need to create an Azure File folder in Azure portal. Please record the storage account name and access key because they will be used in ...

Then download the file publishsettings file. Get-WAPackPublishSettingsFile -Environment "<Give-a-Name>" When you have downloaded the file, a certificate is added to management certificates in My ...

Perhaps one day we'll have a native New-AzureWebVirtualDirectory command inside of the Azure PowerShell module. But until then, we'll just have to build our own. Here's how. Creating and attaching a ...