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How to check which Azure account is logged in using PowerShell?
To check the logged-in Azure user account in the console using PowerShell, you can check the context of the Azure and for that Get-AZContext command is used.
Example
Get-AzContext
Output
If you are already logged in with multiple user accounts then there may be chances that there are multiple contexts available, to list all the available context, use the below command,
Example
Get-AzContext -ListAvailable
Output
You can choose the context using the Select-AZContext command.
Published on 04-Jan-2021 09:58:39
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