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Installing Azure PowerShell Module in Your Local Windows PowerShell

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The Azure PowerShell Module can be used to automate the creation, management and deployment of resources in Microsoft Azure Portal, so it's very useful and we'd better have it installed in our local Windows PowerShell. We can simply follow the below steps to achieve this. I. Firstly launch Windows Powershell with an administrator’s credential and execute the $PSVersionTable.PSVersion command to check the current version of PowerShell that’s been installed. As per the below screenshot, the version installed in my machine is 5.1. This is the minimum version that’s required to install the Azure PowerShell module. II. Install .NET Framework 4.8 in your Windows system. In my case the install program indicates me that it’s already been installed.  III. In PowerShell run the Update-Module PowerShellGet -Force command to install the latest version of PowerShellGet. PowerShellGet is a module with commands for discovering,...