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Clear Azure CLI data

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  • Multiple actionsThis page belongs to a category, containing some changes with similar goal.
  • Impact: Minimum

    System Functionality / Data Loss Risk: Low

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Overview

The Azure command-line interface (Azure CLI) is a set of commands used to create and manage Azure resources 1. With an emphasis on automation, the Azure CLI is accessible across all Azure services and is made to work quickly with Azure 1.

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This script has Normal protection level option. This is recommended for all users to improve without any noticeable impact on the system functionality.
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  • Safe for daily use
  • No impact on system stability

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How to apply "Clear Azure CLI data" using script

  • ≈ 3 min to complete
  • Tools: Web Browser
  • Difficulty: Medium
  • ≈ 6 instructions
  1. 1

    Choose protection

    Choose one of the options with different impact levels:

    • Normal

      Some safe changes minimal system impact.
    • High

      Some potentially impactful changes with moderate system impact.
  2. 2

    Download

    Download the script file by clicking on the   Apply protection  button above.
  3. 3

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  4. 4

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  6. 6

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    Open or download

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  2. 2

    Choose script

    1. Search for the category name: Clear Azure CLI data
    2. Check the category by clicking on the checkbox of the category.

    Applying Normal to limit the impact.

  3. 3

    Run

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  • 4 Privacy settings

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  • Some settings and commands may require technical knowledge to apply correctly.
  • Most users find the Normal protection above sufficient.

Clear Azure CLI cache

This script deletes cached Azure CLI objects. Cleaning cache does not remove your credentials, so you'll keep your session and be logged in.

Clear Azure login data (this will log you out of the current session)

This script cleans the login data in three steps: 1. "az logout": It deletes the current authentication token and subscription ID. It only logs out the selected/current user. 2. "az account clear": It clears all other subscriptions from the CLI's local cache. It also logs out all users. 3. Clear all access tokens: It removes the ADAL token cache file. These are stored tokens from the Active Directory OAuth 2.0 code flow.

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