Azure powershell get disk attached to vm

1. How do I access my Azure VM disk?
2. How do I get VM details in PowerShell?
3. How do I get VM tags in Azure PowerShell?

How do I access my Azure VM disk?

Go to the Azure portal to find the VM. Search for and select Virtual machines. Choose the VM from the list. In the Virtual machines page, under Settings, choose Disks.

How do I get VM details in PowerShell?

To see all VMs on the local Hyper-V host, you should run the Get-VM cmdlet. On the PowerShell screen, you can see the list of available VMs, including their name, state, CPU usage, memory assigned, uptime, status, and version.

How do I get VM tags in Azure PowerShell?

Use the Get-AzVM cmdlet to view the current list of tags for your VM. If your Virtual Machine already contains tags, you will then see all the tags in list format. To add tags, use the Set-AzResource command. When updating tags through PowerShell, tags are updated as a whole.