Start-AzMigrateTestMigrationCleanup is a powerful command in PowerShell that allows users to clean up test migration artifacts in Azure. While the command is not specific to the Windows environment, it is highly applicable and useful for Windows users who are migrating their workloads to Azure. This article will provide a detailed explanation of Start-AzMigrateTestMigrationCleanup and how it can be leveraged in a Windows environment.

Examples:

1. Cleaning up test migration artifacts:

   Start-AzMigrateTestMigrationCleanup -SubscriptionId "<SubscriptionId>" -ResourceGroupName "<ResourceGroupName>" -MigrationProjectName "<MigrationProjectName>"

   This command will initiate the cleanup process for test migration artifacts in the specified subscription, resource group, and migration project.

2. Verifying cleanup status:

   Get-AzMigrateTestMigrationCleanupStatus -SubscriptionId "<SubscriptionId>" -ResourceGroupName "<ResourceGroupName>" -MigrationProjectName "<MigrationProjectName>"

   Use this command to check the status of the cleanup operation. It will provide information about the progress and completion of the cleanup process.

3. Automating cleanup with a script:

   $subscriptionId = "<SubscriptionId>"
   $resourceGroupName = "<ResourceGroupName>"
   $migrationProjectName = "<MigrationProjectName>"
   
   Start-AzMigrateTestMigrationCleanup -SubscriptionId $subscriptionId -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroupName -MigrationProjectName $migrationProjectName
   
   do {
      Start-Sleep -Seconds 10
      $cleanupStatus = Get-AzMigrateTestMigrationCleanupStatus -SubscriptionId $subscriptionId -ResourceGroupName $resourceGroupName -MigrationProjectName $migrationProjectName
   } while ($cleanupStatus.Status -eq "InProgress")
   
   Write-Host "Cleanup completed with status: $($cleanupStatus.Status)"

   This script demonstrates how to automate the cleanup process by continuously checking the status until it is completed.