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Using Azure from Visual Studio Code Part 2 – Download Azure Account extension

3 years ago3 months ago Daniel0Tagged Azure, powershell, subscription, Visual Studio Code

After Visual Studio Code is installed press the following command on your keyboard. Next write Search in Markeplace for Azure Account and press install. After Aure Account is installed press ctrl+shit+p again and type Wait for the browser to open and display that you’re logged in. Once signed in press the same command again and […]

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Using Azure from Visual Studio Code Part 1 – Download VSCode

3 years ago3 months ago Daniel0Tagged Azure, powershell, Visual Studio Code

In this series we will look closer at how you can use Azure with Visual Studio Code. Go to https://code.visualstudio.com/#alt-downloads and download the version that suits your OS. After download start the installation and complete. Press finish to start Visual Studio Code! In the next part we’ll install an Visual Studio Code extensions for access […]

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Create an Azure storage account using Powershell Part 3 – Create a SAS token and connect to the Azure fileshare

5 years ago3 months ago Daniel0Tagged Azure, powershell, Storage, storage access signature, storage account, Visual Studio Code

With our fileshare in place we will now create a SAS to connect to our fileshare. Create the SAS storage token. Get the varible and save the Storage URI and your new SAS token. Learn more about it here. If you don’t have AZcopy installed browse and download it https://aka.ms/downloadazcopy and install. In Visual Studio […]

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Create an Azure Storage Account using Powershell Part 2 – Create a fileshare

5 years ago3 months ago Daniel0Tagged Azure, powershell, Storage, storage account

Now let’s go and create a fileshare in Azure. Let’s begin by grabbing the Storage key and setting the context. Next set a variable for the fileshare Thanks to our Storage account key and our storage context we can now create a fileshare in Azure! Done and Done! Next we will create a SAS to […]

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Create an Azure Storage Account using Powershell Part 1 – Create the storage account

5 years ago3 months ago Daniel0Tagged Azure, featured, powershell, Storage, storage account, subscription

Did you know you can create a fileshare for any type of use in Azure? If not I’ll guide you through creating it! Begin by setting the context for the subscription Next create the variables for the resource group Now go ahead and create the resource group Now prepare variables for the storage account Finally […]

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