FAQ: Find the resource group name for a resource with PowerShellFAQ: Find the resource group name for a resource with PowerShell
Find the resource group for a resource using PowerShell.
John Savill
April 29, 2016
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Q. How can I easily find the resource group name for a resource using PowerShell in Azure?
A. Many times the AzureRM PowerShell commands require both the name and resource group of a resource to be actioned. It is actually fairly simple to find the resource group, in this example for a storage account but you can change the approach for any type of resource. In the PowerShell below all storage accounts are fed into a check for the required storage account then the resource group property is expanded.
$storAccount = 'savtechsalrsscus'$rgName = Get-AzureRmStorageAccount | where {$_.StorageAccountName -eq $storAccount} | Select-Object -ExpandProperty ResourceGroupName$storKey = (Get-AzureRmStorageAccountKey -Name $storAccount -ResourceGroupName $rgName ).Key1
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