Azure is an ever changing. At times I have PowerShell that provision certain image from the Azure Library, but the naming of the image keeps changing.
Once the Azure account is established to the local server PowerShell, I would use the script below to retrieve example all Windows 2012 family in Azure.
$osimage = (Get-AzureVMImage | where {$_.ImageFamily -like "Windows Server 2012 *"} | sort PublishedDate -Descending)[0].ImageName |
Once that’s done, I’ll just display by key in
$osimage |
End result looks like this :
Thank you and hopes this helps.
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