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This is just a summary. Find the complete lab instructions on GitHub! Scenario Simplify Azure resource management by: Creating a management group for your subscriptions. Granting Help Desk the ability to submit support requests, limited to: Creati...
PowerShell Script for VM Size Comparison This script lists all session hosts with their host pool, VM name, and VM size across all host pools(loop through multiple resource groups): Connect-AzAccount # Get all host pools $hostPools = Get-AzWvdHostPo...
M03 - Unit 4: Configure an ExpressRoute Gateway Exercise Scenario To connect your Azure virtual network to your on-premises network using ExpressRoute, you must first create a virtual network gateway. A virtual network gateway serves two key purposes...
M02-Unit 3 Create and configure a virtual network gateway Scenario You will configure a VPN gateway to securely connect CoreServicesVnet (East US) and ManufacturingVnet (North Europe) using VNet-to-VNet VPN. Task 1: Create CoreServicesVnet and Manuf...
Introduction Azure ExpressRoute is a private, enterprise-grade connection that enables secure and reliable network connectivity between your on-premises infrastructure and Microsoft’s global network. It bypasses the public internet and provides high ...
You need to create three virtual networks: 1. CoreServicesVnet Region: East US Purpose: Main network (web services, databases, shared services like DC/DNS). Connectivity: Needs VPN connection to on-premises. Address Space: Large (because of expe...

When you launch Azure Cloud Shell, it needs a place to:
Any scripts, profile customizations, or downloaded files are stored in your Cloud Shell home directory.
This directory is stored in Azure Files, which requires a Storage Account.
Without storage, everything would reset every time you open Cloud Shell.
The storage account ensures your files and shell environment persist.
Running long scripts
Saving logs
Mounting file shares
Using tools like git, vim, etc.
🧠TL;DR: (Too Long; Didn’t Read)
The storage account is used to store your Cloud Shell files and environment, so your work isn’t lost between sessions.