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If you’ve been using Azure PowerShell, you might’ve noticed that when you launch a script, you’ll need to authenticate. That’s simple enough when you have a single account to manage. When you have multiple Azure subscriptions with their own resources, this makes account management difficult. In this video, Mark Mikula demonstrates how you can manage multiple Azure subscriptions through Azure Contexts in PowerShell.
00:38 What are Azure PowerShell context objects?
01:44 How to use Azure PowerShell context objects
05:09 How to remove Azure PowerShell content objects
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Being an avid learner means we are always beginners to a new topic or concept. With ACG Fundamentals, we want to equip you with the lessons you need to tackle new cloud concepts, projects, and real-world scenarios. With fun, bite-sized and succinct lessons, you'll be able to learn from anywhere in a matter of minutes. This is the series that puts the fun in fundamentals.
