Retrieve App Gateway Backend Health Status using Powershell
In this post, I will be showing how to use Azure Powershell to get your App Gateway backend health status when your backend pool is currently down. I have been trying to get this status for a while because if the status you can use to create alert. Solution: Result However, if want to see only the unhealthy host you would need to run the following command Result
How to tag Azure Resources using Powershell
Tagging resources is a great way to organize your resources and make it easier to find them. You can also use tags to apply policies to resources. For example, you can use tags to apply a retention policy to all resources with a specific tag. This post will show how to use PowerShell to tag Azure Resources. We will use the following resources to demonstrate how to tag resources using PowerShell.
Getting Started with Powershell
PowerShell is an automation tool used for scripting and configuring multiple operating systems, including Linux and macOS. It used .NET Framework that uses Windows cmdlets or commands to run. Another tool is Azure Powershell, which uses the AZ module, a set of cmdlets for managing cloud resources. If you are new to Powershell, I recommend that you look at the following resources.