In this article, we will explore how to execute the Commit-AzResourceMoverMove cmdlet using PowerShell on a Windows environment. This cmdlet is part of the Azure Resource Mover service, which allows you to move resources across Azure regions. The Commit-AzResourceMoverMove cmdlet finalizes the move of resources that have been prepared and initiated.

Examples:

1. Prerequisites:

   Before you can use the Commit-AzResourceMoverMove cmdlet, ensure that you have the Azure PowerShell module installed. You can install it using the following command:

   Install-Module -Name Az -AllowClobber -Force

   Also, make sure you are authenticated to your Azure account:

   Connect-AzAccount

2. Preparing the Move:

   To commit a move, you must first have a move collection and move resources prepared. Here’s how you can prepare a move:

   # Create a new move collection
   $moveCollection = New-AzResourceMoverMoveCollection -ResourceGroupName "MyResourceGroup" -Name "MyMoveCollection" -TargetRegion "EastUS"
   
   # Add resources to the move collection
   $moveResource = New-AzResourceMoverMoveResource -ResourceId "/subscriptions/{subscription-id}/resourceGroups/{source-rg}/providers/Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/{vm-name}" -MoveCollection $moveCollection
   
   # Initiate the move
   Start-AzResourceMoverMove -MoveCollection $moveCollection

3. Committing the Move:

   After the move has been prepared and initiated, you can commit the move using the Commit-AzResourceMoverMove cmdlet:

   # Commit the move
   Commit-AzResourceMoverMove -MoveCollection $moveCollection

   This command will finalize the move of the resources to the target region specified in the move collection.

4. Verifying the Move:

   To ensure that the resources have been moved successfully, you can check the status of the move collection:

   # Get the move collection
   $moveCollectionStatus = Get-AzResourceMoverMoveCollection -ResourceGroupName "MyResourceGroup" -Name "MyMoveCollection"
   
   # Check the status
   $moveCollectionStatus.Status

   The status should indicate that the move has been completed.

By following these steps, you can successfully execute the Commit-AzResourceMoverMove cmdlet in a Windows environment using PowerShell, ensuring that your Azure resources are moved to the desired region.