Azure CLI Server on Ubuntu 22.04 Minimal

Azure CLI (Command-Line Interface) is a powerful and user-friendly tool developed by Microsoft to interact with and manage Azure cloud resources. As a command-line tool, Azure CLI allows users to perform a wide range of tasks, such as creating and managing virtual machines, configuring network settings, managing storage resources, and deploying applications in the Azure cloud environment.

The Azure CLI communicates with numerous Azure services in a single and consistent manner. Users can manage resources across multiple Azure subscriptions and resource groups, making cloud resource management and control easier.

Azure CLI covers a comprehensive range of Azure services and functionalities. From creating and configuring cloud resources to managing access control and monitoring, Azure CLI offers a wide array of commands to suit different use cases.

The Azure CLI is intended to run on a variety of operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. Because of its cross-platform interoperability, users may utilize their favorite operating system while still enjoying a consistent command-line experience. Moreover, Azure CLI supports scripting and automation, making it an invaluable tool for DevOps workflows.

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