Remove-ResourceGroupByTag

1.0.0

This runbook connects to Azure and removes resource groups with matching name and tag.
All of the resources in each resource group are also removed.
An important option is to run in preview mode to see which resource groups and resources will be removed without actually removing them.
The Azure subscription that is assumed is the subscription that contains the Automat
This runbook connects to Azure and removes resource groups with matching name and tag.
All of the resources in each resource group are also removed.
An important option is to run in preview mode to see which resource groups and resources will be removed without actually removing them.
The Azure subscription that is assumed is the subscription that contains the Automation account that is running this runbook.
The runbook will NOT remove the resource group that contains the Automation account that is running this runbook.

REQUIRED AUTOMATION ASSETS
  An Automation connection asset that contains the Azure service principal, by default named AzureRunAsConnection.

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Installation Options

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Install-Script -Name Remove-ResourceGroupByTag

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Copyright

(c) 2020 Rob Goodridge. All rights reserved.

Package Details

Author(s)

  • Rob Goodridge

Tags

Azure Automation Resource Group PowerShell Runbook DevOps Tag

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Remove-ResourceGroupByTag

Dependencies

Release Notes

1.0.1: - Add initial version

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1.0.0 (current version) 63 9/2/2020