When a user performs one or more action in the Azure Management Portal that results in an activity in Azure the equivalent PowerShell scriptlet should be generated and the user be allowed to download it. This is similar to other Microsoft products that provide PowerShell script access for actions completed via the UI.

This script should export the VM configuration like roles, drive configuration, memory, CPU, network settings to a csv file and Visio

Create PowerShell scripts to configure the monitoring level (minimal or verbose), the Metrics that appear in the Dashboard and the Alerts on that Metrics.

Should have a set of cmdlets for Azure Powershell to manage Azure Mobile Services in the same way you manage websites and cloud services.

I was looking the PowerShell CmdLet reference for managing the Azure ServiceBus. Although there is a REST API available, I would like to have CmdLets for creating/deleting queues, topics, subscriptions and manage rules.

Is this planned or scheduled in a future release?

For ASM model we have useful info if login was not successful if we have issue with firewall.
But ARM just "swallowing" exception without any explanation. Example in attachment

We heavily use Azure storage table and we don't support for managing and querying Azure storage tables. I am in support and not so in C#, but good at powershell.

Can we get some sample scripts on like querying the Azure storage table based on .net class that are available for Azure storage table.

For all Azure Powershell commands that perform the API function of "Put Blob", such as Set-AzureDeployment, Set-AzureStorageBlobContent, and New-AzureDeployment, add a command parameter for the "timeout" URI parameter passed via the API. Currently, any such Powershell command results in a static "timeout" value of 90 (seconds) being passed via the API.

Impact: Being able to define a "timeout" would be valuable for clients using PowerShell that have larger packages, slower connections, or the need to troubleshoot storage exceptions during storage or deployment operations.

It would be great to have an API to monitor cost within Azure.
Each team within an organization is given a cloud service and possibly a storage account.
Using powershell we can track/monitor cost per team and raise alerts if the cost becomes too high.

Wouldn't it be great for IT Pro's / Admins to have the Powershell CMDLet on Windows RT too?

The Codeplex versions of the PowerShell cmdlets supported Get-OperationStatus, which caused the script to wait until a previous operation was complete. This allowed scripting of deployments.

Without this the PowerShell cmdlets are of little use for continuous deployment scripting.

It would be ideal if we could get the logs from the network and firewalls. I see that there are diagnostics available for the VPN but it would be ideal to see activity on the firewall and be able to put those logs into System Center or a syslog server or a system like LogRhythm for security analysis.

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# PowerShell script to delete all VM's created under a Cloud Service.
It also delete the VHDs from the storage
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$subscription = Read-Host "Enter your Subscription Name"
Select-AzureSubscription –Default $subscription
Get-AzureService |
Select-Object @{"Label"="ServiceName";Expression={$_.Label}} |
Out-GridView -Title "Select VM Deployments to Remove" -PassThru |
ForEach-Object { Remove-AzureDeployment -ServiceName $_.ServiceName -Slot Production -DeleteVHD -Force
Remove-AzureService -ServiceName $_.ServiceName -Force }

The isolation provided at the subscription level can solve several business problems. If we were able to automate the creation of a subscription as part of the deployment, it would allow us to deploy an entire project into our tenant/account without manual tasks.
Parameters or Portal settings could be used for things like credit card and administrators.

Hi Guys,

I am trying to remove the vnet from my subscription using power shell script but I am not able to find any way. I am also refer some blog for the same and I am not able to find it.

So can you suggest me, How can I remove vnet using power shell?

Need a way to view the administrators and co-administrators within a subscription

Poweshell has all the ability of a .NET program and it's quick and easy to write a script. Allow us to create a worker role in Powershell.

I get the following error:
Get-AzureWebsite : Communication could not be established. This could be due to an
invalid subscription ID. Note that subscription IDs are case sensitive.

Get-AzureWebsite : ForbiddenError: The server failed to authenticate the request.
Verify that the certificate is valid and is associated with this subscription.
In Zeile:1 Zeichen:1
But the ID is correct