How it works...
The primary point to note here is the Resource Group. A Resource Group in Azure is a logical container that contains assets, which could be anything that Azure offers: virtual disks, virtual machines, virtual networks, and so on. The usual practice is to group all of the resources that are related into a single Resource Group. For this demo, we created a resource group called packtpub-demo, in the East US region, using the New-AzureRmResourceGroup cmdlet. The location and the name are specified when creating the Resource Group.
The rest of the flow is straightforward. The next step is to create a Storage Account using New-AzureRmStorageAccount. While a Resource Group can contain several kinds of assets, a Storage Account contains ...
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