Recent DiscussionsMost RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesSolutionsTagged:TagRe: Differences between AZ and Azure CLI PowerShell modules Petri-X being supported by Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell is a criterion for a service to reach General Availability. It is always possible that you find differences for certain specific scenarios mostly for services that have been around for a while, but we have commands in both tools (az rest and Invoke-AzRestMethod) to help address the situation until with fix the gaps. If there is a feature missing, you can submit an issue on GitHub, our teams are looking at it every day: - Azure CLI: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli - Azure PowerShell: https://github.com/Azure/azure-powershell Re: Differences between AZ and Azure CLI PowerShell modules Petri-X both tools allow users to manage Azure resources from a command line interface or a script. They are both cross platform (ie: you can use them on Windows, Linux or Mac). Azure PowerShell is a series of modules that are built for PowerShell and caries all the characteristics of a PowerShell module. If you are familiar with PowerShell or .NET, you may find yourself more at ease with Azure PowerShell. Azure cli is a command line tool that is built to be supported cross-shell and caries the characteristics of a Linux command line. If you are a Linux or Mac user and familiar with shell commands, you may find yourself more at ease with Azure cli. Both tools are maintained, supported and have very similar coverage. Our fundamental principle is to meet our customers where they are and provide the tool that fits their needs the best.
Recent Blog ArticlesNewest TopicsMost LikesTagged:TagAnnouncing a new login experience with Azure PowerShell and Azure CLI “You never get a second chance to make a first impression” said Will Rogers, this also applies to the Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell with the first command to execute. After hearing from our custom...Hardening your defense in depth with secrets awareness in Azure command line tools Announcing a new capability for Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell to help harden your defense in depth approach. Azure PowerShell Ignite 2022 announcements Azure PowerShell v9.0 is now generally available with support for all Azure services, discovery mechanism for Azure cmdlets, central configuration and improvements on upcoming breaking change communi...Announcing General Availability of Az.Tools.Predictor Today we are announcing the general availability of Az.Tools.Predictor, the PowerShell module providing Azure cmdlet recommendations. Why is Az 7 an important release for Azure PowerShell? Az 7 is the first release of Azure PowerShell using Microsoft Graph for Azure AD. Read more about this change and other updates in this new major release. Azure PowerShell Ignite release Announcing new features for Azure PowerShell and a preview of our support for Microsoft Graph. Azure Active Directory breaking change impacting Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell Addressing “Values of identifierUris property must use a verified domain of the organization or its subdomain” issue with Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell Azure AD to Microsoft Graph migration for Azure command line tools. Azure commands line tools (Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell) are migrating to using Microsoft Graph. We highlight important milestones and information how to prepare for this change. July 2021 - Azure PowerShell updates Summary of changes happening for Azure PowerShell starting on July 2021. Announcing Az Predictor preview 5 Where AI meets Azure PowerShell
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