Azure Cloud Shell

I love the Azure Cloud Shell, and the recent addition of the Monaco editor is great, but I opened it up in the portal and was presented with this: Warning: Failed to mount the Azure file share....

Justin Luk joins Scott Hanselman to show the new Azure Cloud Shell editor. Since its launch, Cloud Shell included a variety of editors (vi, emacs, and nano) for editing files. In collaboration...

Azure Cloud Shell announces an integrated editor in collaboration with Visual Studio Code utilizing the open-source Monaco editor!

I was writing this article where I was testing out how to backup my App Service from the Cloud Shell using BASH.  And I got this exception when I was publishing, Figure 1. Figure 1,...

Azure Cloud Shell provides browser-based authenticated shell access to Azure from virtually anywhere. Cloud Shell gives the users a rich environment with common tools that is updated and...

Azure Cloud Shell is an in-browser shell experience that you can launch from the Azure portal or on its own at shell.azure.com. You can choose between bash and PowerShell, and both come with a...

In addition to Terraform already being integrated to the Azure Cloud Shell, I’m pleased to announce the availability of the new Terraform solution in the Azure Marketplace. This solution will enable…

Joey Aiello joins Donovan Brown to discuss PowerShell Core 6.0, a cross-platform, open-source edition of PowerShell based on .NET Core built for heterogeneous environments and the hybrid cloud....

Have you been using Azure Data Lake Analytics mainly from the Azure Portal or Visual Studio interfaces? Do you want to use Data Lake Analytics programmatically without installing anything? Do you...

The guys have an amazing talk with Brendan Burns, Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft, about the future of Kubernetes in Azure.Media file:...

Check out my post here that explains how to start the Cloud Shell and set the subscription. Also checkout how to do the same using Azure PowerShell here. To backup an App Service using CLI / AZ...

At the top right of the Azure Management portal here, you will see the Cloud Shell item, Figure 1, click it. Figure 1, Open BASH Cloud Shell in Azure Management Portal Enter the following command...