CheckAzureCores.ps1

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.DESCRIPTION
    This script logs you in to your Azure account and then returns
    a table to the console displaying the name, current value, limit,
    and unit for all virtual machines in your Azure environment.

 Carly Hublou, Microsoft Premier Field Engineer

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#Add your Azure account to the session.
Add-AzureRmAccount

#Get data about your Azure VMs.
Get-AzureRmVMUsage -Location '<your location (e.g., South Central US)>'