In a previous
article I started building up a cleanup script for the lab. Since it needs to be torn down in the reverse
order of how it is built up, I stared out by removing the network. The next part is to remove the storage
account, but that isn’t quite as easy.
Because they need to have globally unique names, I appended a GUID
stripped of the dashes on to the lab name and trimmed it to 25 characters. The good news is that the Label is the lab
name. They can be duplicated. That means that I can use the Label if I don’t
mind crunching some duplicates. Here is
the script:
Get-AzureStorageAccount | Where-Object { $_.label -eq
$labName } | Remove-AzureStorageAccount
The first part retrieves a list of all of the storage
accounts. Take a look at the following
to get a sense of the data retrieved:
Get-AzureStorageAccount | Select Label
With this data, we select only those with a Label matching
the lab name:
Get-AzureStorageAccount
|
Where-Object { $_.label -eq $labName } | select Label
Now that we have narrowed it down to two, we just pass those
values into the remove.
