Chris Bradshaw • 9/27/2021

Find Stopped Azure VMs with PowerShell

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This technical tutorial explains how Azure VMs shutdown from the OS enter a costly 'stopped' state. It provides PowerShell scripts to find these VMs and properly deallocate them using the Stop-AzVM cmdlet to stop billing for compute resources.

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