Create VM via Powershell

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Creating new resource group command

New-AzResourceGroup -Name GroupName -Location VMLocation

az group create --name <groupName> --location <location>

Create VM in Azure command

New-AzVM -ResourceGroupName "GroupName" -Location "Location" -Name "NameOfVM" -PublicIpAddressName "IPAddressName" -OpenPort <OpenPortsForConnectionCommaSeparated>

Now it may sometimes prompt user for login credentials for authentication

Now the VM has much more customized options than that are provided here, so for the options that didn't provided here in the command, Azure sets the default values to those options

az vm create --resource-group <resourceGroup> --name <NameofVM> --image <VMISO-image> --admin-username <userName> 

This is prompt for admin password just so that the command wont have the user password in transit or even in logs the command wont have the user password shown unencrypted.

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The default VM size that Azure wants to use when you create a VM is Standard DS1