- Get resource changes - Azure Resource Graph | Microsoft Learn
The query returns the first five most recent Azure resource changes with the change time, change type, target resource ID, target resource type, and change details of each change record
- How to retrieve the most recent modified (activity)time and the . . .
Get-AzActivityLog cmdlet has EventTimeStamp parameter so using where-object cmdlet pull all logs that are since 90 days and then get list of resources using ResourceId parameter Use Get-AzResource and then get list of resources Now, compare the difference of resources
- Change Analysis: Find out who changed what on Azure
The result of this query is a list of changes made to Azure resources in the last 30 days, including when each change was made, on which resource, what type of change it was, who made the change, the identity type of the changer, and through which type of client the change was effected
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The query returns the first five most recent Azure resource changes with the change time, change type, target resource ID, target resource type, and change details of each change record
- Find Files Modified After a Specific Date Using PowerShell
In this tutorial, I will explain how to find files modified after a specific date using PowerShell If you work as a PowerShell administrator managing files on Windows systems, you will likely encounter this requirement, such as finding items modified after specific dates
- View resource changes in the Azure portal - Azure Resource Graph
In this guide, you learn where to find Change Analysis in the portal and how to view, filter, and query changes Change Analysis automatically collects snapshots of change data for all Azure resources, without needing to limit to a specific subscription or service
- az change-analysis | Microsoft Learn
This reference is part of the change-analysis extension for the Azure CLI (version 2 37 0 or higher) The extension will automatically install the first time you run an az change-analysis command
- View the change history of a file using Git versioning
Using git log --follow -p bar will show the file's entire history, including any changes to the file when it was known as foo The -p option ensures that diffs are included for each change --stat is also helpful You can use it together with -p
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