Question

What differentiates Azure Resource Manager PowerShell cmdlets from Service Manager PowerShell cmdlets?
A: All Service Manager PowerShell cmdlet names contain the string 'service'.
B: All ARM PowerShell cmdlet names start with 'ARM'.
C: All ARM PowerShell cmdlet names include the string 'RM'
D: Only Service Manager PowerShell cmdlet names start with the string 'Azure'.

Answer 1

Answer:

All ARM PowerShell cmdlet names include the string 'RM'

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer to the given question is:

C: All ARM PowerShell cmdlet names include the string 'RM'

Explanation:

All ARM PowerShell cmdlet names include the string 'RM', which differentiates Azure Resource Manager PowerShell cmdlets from Service Manager PowerShell cmdlets.

Many PowerShell cmdlets share the same name between ASM and ARM. In general, when working with the Azure Resource Manager model, append "RM" to the name corresponding to the ASM cmdlet and pass some additional parameters (such as the resource group name) and you're done. For example, ASM's Get-AzureSubscription is ARM's Get-AzureRMSubscription.

On ARM, logins are now handled by Azure Active Directory (AAD). Each Azure subscription created is backed by an AAD tenant that provides authentication and authorization for the subscription. For third-party applications, you can add them using OAuth. It provides a flexible authorization structure for both applications and users.

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