How to create a resource group in Azure PowerShell
Written by Titus Manohar, IT security team, ManageEngine Updated on November 2025
Cmdlet Description:
The cmdlet upon execution creates a resource group in Azure. A new resource group is created using just a name and location and executing the New-AzResourceGroup cmdlet. You can add a resource to an existing group using the New-AzResource cmdlet.
PowerShell:
Example:
Description: This command creates a resource group that is empty of resources.
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