I found myself wanting to resize the amount of storage I had allocated to Azure Cloud Shell, and I wanted to script this out in a repeatable way, as I use various test accounts. It's pretty easy to go hunt down the storage account & set the quota, but this lets me run something once from inside the shell.azure.com itself and skip the lookups / trips to the portal
It's also a fun little example of how to use JMESPath filters with the Azure CLI, which I've found very useful
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| SIZE_IN_GB=200 | |
| STORAGE_ACCOUNT=$(az storage account list --query '[?tags."ms-resource-usage"==`azure-cloud-shell`] | [0].name' -o tsv) | |
| CS_SHARE=$(az storage share list --account-name $STORAGE_ACCT --query '[?starts_with(name, `cs`)] | [0].name' -o tsv) | |
| az storage share update --account-name $STORAGE_ACCOUNT -n $CS_SHARE --quota $SIZE_IN_GB |