By the way, for any azure storage account, the endpoints URLs will be the same structure for all, for example for a blob endpoint .blob.core.windows.net so if you have credentials you know the url for it. Correct, it is not in my subscription, I have just been given an account key and an account-name. You can configure the default subscription using az account set -s NAME_OR_ID.--verbose. Increase logging verbosity. Use --debug for full debug logs. az quota list Remove all Azure credentials, account, and subscription information. Clear-AzDefault . Clears the defaults set by the user in the current context. Connect-AzAccount . Connect to Azure with an authenticated account for use with cmdlets from the Az PowerShell modules. Disable-AzContextAutosave . Turn off autosaving Azure credentials. Target future Azure PowerShell cmdlets at the account, tenant, and subscription in the 'Work' context. Example 2. Select a subscription and account to target in Azure PowerShell cmdlets in this powershell session. (autogenerated) Select-AzContext -Name TestEnvironment -Scope Process Parameters-Confirm To view a list of all the Azure Subscriptions you have access to, run the following command: az account list. This command will list out the details for all the Azure Subscriptions you have access to within Microsoft Azure regardless if you have access to 1, 2 or many more. You can see the JSON output contains a few different values, like the PowerShell Command. Login with Web Browser (will always work even if you need two-factor authentication) az login. Login-AzureRmAccount. Login in CLI (can only use if your account does not need two-factor authentication) az login -u myemail@address.com — Get the subscriptions available. az account list. Get-AzureRmSubscription. Set your You can configure the default subscription using az account set -s NAME_OR_ID.--verbose. Increase logging verbosity. Use --debug for full debug logs. This command will list all the subscriptions associated with your Azure account, along with their IDs. Verify the default subscription. To verify that you have set the default subscription correctly, run the following command: Get-AzContext. This command will display the details of the current context, including the default subscription. That Account: The user name or service principal used to authenticate communications with Azure. Environment: Represents the Azure global or one of the national Azure clouds, such as Azure Government. You can also specify a hybrid cloud platform, like Azure Stack. Subscription: Represents the Azure subscription that contains the resources you want Once you set your default subscription, you are ready to create the resource group with New-AzureRmResourceGroup cmdlet. To create a Resource Group with PowerShell, use the New-AzureRmResourceGroup cmdlet with the following syntax: Copy. New-AzureRmResourceGroup ` -Name ` -Location . -Location. byuiwFN.