Your company is deploying new virtual machines (VMs) and associated resources using Azure Resource Manager templates. The company wants to use PowerShell cmdlets to provision the resources from a template deployed to your local computer.
You need to complete the PowerShell script to accomplish this.
How should you complete the PowerShell script? Select correct placeholder values.
PLACEHOLDER 1 PLACEHOLDER 2 RG02 -Location "North Central US"
PLACEHOLDER 3 PLACEHOLDER 4 RG02
-TemplateFile c:\\MyTemplates\\newazure.json
You should complete the PowerShell script as follows:
New-AzResourceGroup -Name RG02 -Location "North Central US"
New-AzResourceGroupDeployment -ResourceGroupName RG02
-TemplateFile c:\\MyTemplates\\newazure.json
You need to first create the resource group and then deploy the resources from the template to the resource group.
You should use the New-AzResourceGroup cmdlet to create the resource group. You should use the -Name parameter to specify the resource group name and -Location to specify the regional location. The cmdlet does not support the -ResourceGroupName parameter.
After you create the resource group, you should use the New-AzResourceGroupDeployment cmdlet to deploy the resources. The -ResourceGroupName parameter is used to identify the resource group, and the -TemplateFile parameter is used to locate the template file to use. The -Name and -Location parameters are not supported by the cmdlet.