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Hi Smbit,<br />
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Execute this command.<br />
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Get-AzureResource<br />
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In the output, You may check for &quot;ResourceType&quot;. It has the information about the type of resource created on azure.
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I am not an Azure admin but may be called upon to gather information for auditing purposes. &nbsp;I am looking for a simple way to pull a list of all of the available resources within an Azure subscription. &nbsp;What are my options?
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I am not an Azure admin but may be called upon to gather information for auditing purposes.  I am looking for a simple way to pull a list of all of the available resources within an Azure subscription.  What are my options?

Generating A List of Azure Resources

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