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az policy remediation

az policy remediation commands for Management and Governance; browse safety labels, operation lanes, mapped Azure concepts, and safe-first examples.

16 commands28 mapped termsManagement and Governance
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Safety mix
read-only: 7mutating: 6destructive: 2security-impacting: 1
Operation mix
secure: 7discover: 7remove: 2
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Start with these commands in az policy remediation

mutatingaz policy remediation create --management-group <mg-id> --name <remediation-name> --policy-assignment <assignment-id> --location-filters <region> --output json

Create, update, or operate policy remediation with the Azure CLI.

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mutatingaz policy remediation create --name <remediation-name> --policy-assignment <assignment-id> --definition-reference-id <initiative-reference-id> --location-filters eastus westus --resource-group <resource-group>

Create, update, or operate policy remediation with the Azure CLI.

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mutatingaz policy remediation create --name <remediation-name> --policy-assignment <assignment-id> --resource-discovery-mode ExistingNonCompliant --resource-group <resource-group>

Create, update, or operate policy remediation with the Azure CLI.

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security-impactingaz policy remediation create --name <remediation-name> --policy-assignment <assignment-id> --resource-discovery-mode ReEvaluateCompliance

Change identity, access, policy, or security-sensitive configuration for policy remediation.

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mutatingaz policy remediation create --name <remediation-name> --policy-assignment <assignment-id> --resource-discovery-mode ReEvaluateCompliance --output json

Create, update, or operate policy remediation with the Azure CLI.

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mutatingaz policy remediation create --name <remediation-name> --policy-assignment <assignment-id> --resource-group <resource-group>

Create, update, or operate policy remediation with the Azure CLI.

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mutatingaz policy remediation create --name <remediation-name> --policy-assignment <assignment-id> --scope <scope>

Create, update, or operate policy remediation with the Azure CLI.

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destructiveaz policy remediation delete --name <remediation-name> --resource-group <resource-group>

Delete or remove policy remediation with the Azure CLI; verify scope and backup/rollback before running.

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destructiveaz policy remediation delete --name <remediation-name> --scope <scope>

Delete or remove policy remediation with the Azure CLI; verify scope and backup/rollback before running.

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read-onlyaz policy remediation list --resource-group <resource-group-name> --output table

Inspect or list policy remediation with the Azure CLI before making changes.

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read-onlyaz policy remediation list --resource-group <resource-group> --output table

Inspect or list policy remediation with the Azure CLI before making changes.

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read-onlyaz policy remediation list --scope $scope --query "[].{name:name,policyAssignmentId:policyAssignmentId,provisioningState:provisioningState,createdOn:createdOn}" --output table

Inspect or list policy remediation with the Azure CLI before making changes.

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