Azure Automation (Power Shell): How to Install Power Shell Module for Azure Automation with Power Shell?

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• Windows Azure was released by Microsoft in the year of 2010 and later it got renamed to Microsoft Azure in the year of 2014 as it is expanded the cloud support to all the Microsoft Products such as Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Dynamics, Bing, One Drive, Skype, and Xbox Live and other products of Microsoft.
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• History About PowerShell:
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• PowerShell  is a scripting language developed by Microsoft using .Net Framework in order to develop a platform to minimize the efforts of System/Server Administrator to optimize the time and manage the administration activities in an efficient manner.
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• Specialty of Modules in PowerShell:
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• As the requirement changes according to the environment that works, PowerShell Modules have been developed "Use it When you need" basis.
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• A few of the PowerShell Modules are available:
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• PowerShell for Active Directory Operations
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• PowerShell for Office 365 Operations
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• PowerShell for SharePoint Operations
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• PowerShell for Azure Operations
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• and many more.................................
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• Need of Azure PowerShell Module:
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• Automate the all the Operations for cloud (Microsoft Azure) 
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• Versions of PowerShell Module:
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• Current Version of PowerShell Azure Module is 5.3.0 (updated 10 months ago)
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• Change in the Powershell Module for Azure is :
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• Now the cmdlets name in Azure PowerShell Module are changed from AzureRM to AZ.
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• This changed is effective from Dec-2018.
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• Steps to Install PowerShell Module in the Windows OS:
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• Download the Microsoft Web PI tool from Azure Downloads.
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• 1) https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/....>Command Line Tools....>PowerShell...>Windows Install
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• 2) Open PowerShell in your machine and import the azure module from 
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• C:\Program Files (x86)\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\Azure\5.1.2\Azure.psd1
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• import-module -Name Module Name
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• 3) Once Module is loaded the PowerShell Session you can check the module avialability by using the cmdlet like
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•  Get-Command -Noun *azure*
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• it will list all the cmdlets those are part of Azure PowerShell Module.
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• Note:This Azure Module will have all the cmdlets related to All the kind of Resources available in Azure which are supporting for the PowerShell Module Guidelines.
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