You asked, and we answered! This week marks the release of the latest version of the Azure PowerShell module, and along with it
23 new PowerShell cmdlets for
managing Azure Automation, locally in the PowerShell ISE / console or within Azure Automation runbooks. The update includes new cmdlets for accounts, assets, and scheduled runbooks.
New cmdlets:
- New-AzureAutomationAccount
- Remove-AzureAutomationAccount
- Get-AzureAutomationScheduledRunbook
- New-AzureAutomationVariable
- Set-AzureAutomationVariable
- Remove-AzureAutomationVariable
- Get-AzureAutomationVariable
- Get-AzureAutomationCredential
- New-AzureAutomationCredential
- Remove-AzureAutomationCredential
- Set-AzureAutomationCredential
- Get-AzureAutomationCertificate
- New-AzureAutomationCertificate
- Set-AzureAutomationCertificate
- Remove-AzureAutomationCertificate
- Get-AzureAutomationConnection
- New-AzureAutomationConnection
- Remove-AzureAutomationConnection
- Set-AzureAutomationConnectionFieldValue
- Get-AzureAutomationModule
- New-AzureAutomationModule
- Set-AzureAutomationModule
- Remove-AzureAutomationModule
Notable updates:
- Get-AzureAutomationJob now supports server side filtering on Job status
You can learn more about the Azure Automation cmdlets on
MSDN, or install the latest Azure PowerShell module
here.
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