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2021

How to copy a blob between two Azure storage accounts using PowerShell
·568 words·3 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Connect-AzAccount Get-AzStorageAccountKey Get-AzStorageBlobCopyState Get-AzSubscription
Hi everyone, I hope you’re staying healthy. I want to show you how to copy a blob between two Azure storage accounts in the same Azure subscription using PowerShell in this post.

2019

Azure Storage: Managing containers and blobs
·762 words·4 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Azure PowerShell Connect-AzAccount Get-AzStorageAccountKey Get-AzStorageBlob
Hello everyone, in this post, I want to show you the Azure PowerShell commands that I have been collecting to manage containers and blobs in the Azure Storage service. Prerequisites
How to map a Network Drive to an Azure File Share
·431 words·3 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Azure PowerShell cmdkey Connect-AzAccount ConvertTo-SecureString
In a previous post, I explained how to create an Azure file share. Today, I want to show you how to connect and mount an Azure file share with Azure PowerShell.
How to Create an Azure File Share
·520 words·3 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
AZ Azure CLI Azure Cloud Shell Azure PowerShell
Azure File Service offers managed file shares in the cloud accessible via the standard Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. This allows you to create one or more files shared in the cloud and use the share as a normal Windows file server.
How to configure a Cloud Witness for a Failover Cluster
·559 words·3 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Get-AzStorageAccount Get-AzStorageAccountKey Get-AzSubscription Get-ClusterQuorum
In the past week, I changed the configuration of a Failover Cluster in Windows Server 2016 that operated with a File share witness to use a Cloud Witness. In this post, I will show you how I configured a cloud witness for a failover cluster using Windows PowerShell and an Azure storage account.