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Azure CLI Command Builder

Build a correct az command for common resources (resource group, VM, storage account, AKS, web app) from a simple form, runs entirely in your browser.

Updated Jul 26, 2026Victor Nwoke

About this tool

Pick a resource kind, fill in a name, resource group, and location, and get a complete, correctly formatted az command ready to paste into a terminal, instead of looking up flag names and required parameters from documentation each time.

Covers the handful of commands developers reach for constantly when standing up a quick resource: az group create, az vm create, az storage account create, az aks create, and the two-command az appservice plan create + az webapp create pairing a web app actually needs.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the Web App option produce two commands joined with &&?
An App Service (web app) needs an App Service plan to run on, which is a separate resource created with az appservice plan create; az webapp create then references that plan by name. Joining them with && runs the plan creation first and only proceeds to the web app if it succeeds.
Why does the VM command include --generate-ssh-keys?
It tells the Azure CLI to generate a new SSH key pair automatically if one does not already exist at the default location, so the command works standalone without requiring you to have pre-generated keys. Remove the flag if you want to supply your own key instead.
Are these commands guaranteed to succeed as-is?
They are complete and correctly formed for the common case, but success also depends on things this tool cannot check: your subscription’s quotas, whether the resource group already exists, and whether you are logged into the Azure CLI with sufficient permissions.
Is my input sent anywhere?
No. The command string is assembled entirely in your browser, no network request is made.
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