Running Azure Powershell script on Azure portal

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Running Azure Powershell script on Azure portal

Salil Singh 60

Hi Team,

On Azure portal, i need to run below Azure Powershell script, could you please mention how could I run it -

$FunctionApps = Get-AzFunctionApp

$AppInfo = @{}

foreach ($App in $FunctionApps)

{

if ($App.Runtime -eq 'dotnet')

{

$AppInfo.Add($App.Name, $App.Runtime) }

}

$AppInfo

Thanks,

Salil

Andreas Baumgarten 123.4K Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator

2024-04-08T04:52:03.02+00:00

Hi @Salil Singh ,

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Andreas Baumgarten 123.4K Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator

2024-04-08T04:52:03.02+00:00

Hi @Salil Singh ,

are there any additional questions to this topic?

If you found the answer helpful, it would be great if you please mark it "Accept as answer". This will help others to find answers in Q&A.

Regards

Andreas Baumgarten

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Andreas Baumgarten 123.4K MVP Volunteer Moderator

Hi @Salil Singh ,

you could run PowerShell scripts or single commands in the Cloud Shell of the Azure Portal:

Get started with Azure Cloud Shell

Update:

save your script in a file with the extension ps1. For instance Get-AzureFunctionApps.ps1

Upload the script in your Cloud Shell:

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Verify the file is uploaded and start the script with ./Get-AzureFunctionApps.ps1

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(If the reply was helpful please don't forget to upvote and/or accept as answer, thank you)

Regards

Andreas Baumgarten

Salil Singh 60 Reputation points

2024-04-03T07:22:23.8466667+00:00

Hi @Andreas Baumgarten

If I copy/paste above mentioned script in Azure cloudshell, I can not run it. Can you please mention a way I could run same script using Azure cloudshell.

Thanks,

Salil
Andreas Baumgarten 123.4K Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator

2024-04-03T07:59:57.3433333+00:00

Hi @Salil Singh ,

first please verify the selected Azure Subscription by running Get-AzContext.

Select the Azure Subscription you want to use if the result of Get-AzContext doesn't show the right Azure Subscription: Set-AzContext -Subscription <SubscriptionId>

If you run just Get-AzFunctionApp in the Cloud Shell do you get any result?

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Regards

Andreas Baumgarten
Salil Singh 60 Reputation points

2024-04-03T16:58:55.1866667+00:00

Hi @Andreas Baumgarten

Get-AzContext - gives me correct result.

Get-AzFunctionApp - gives me no result even with function app created in the subscription.

Thanks,

Salil
Andreas Baumgarten 123.4K Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator

2024-04-03T17:12:16.1666667+00:00

Hi @Salil Singh ,

I have no clue why your result is different from my:

Do you have some special permissions/RBAC settings on the FunctionApp or ResourceGroup?

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Regards

Andreas Baumgarten
Salil Singh 60 Reputation points

2024-04-04T11:17:46.4333333+00:00

Hi @Andreas Baumgarten

Thank you for above reply.

Could you please let me know how I could run below query (in Azure cloudshell) on Azure Cloudshell it is taking more than 1 row so not getting executed.

$FunctionApps = Get-AzFunctionApp

$AppInfo = @{}

foreach ($App in $FunctionApps)

{

if ($App.Runtime -eq 'dotnet')

{

$AppInfo.Add($App.Name, $App.Runtime) }

}

$AppInfo

Thanks,

Salil
Andreas Baumgarten 123.4K Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator

2024-04-04T11:25:55.7466667+00:00

Hi @Salil Singh ,

save your script in a file with the extension ps1. For instance Get-AzureFunctionApps.ps1

Upload the script in your Cloud Shell:

Verify the file is uploaded and start the script with ./Get-AzureFunctionApps.ps1

(If the reply was helpful please don't forget to upvote and/or accept as answer, thank you)

Regards

Andreas Baumgarten

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