Azure-cli: equivalent to `azure location list` in new CLI

Created on 9 Dec 2016  路  4Comments  路  Source: Azure/azure-cli

It was sometimes helpful in ye olde Azure CLI to list available locations, their short names, and their features with the azure location list command. Would it be possible to include an equivalent here?

An informational page might be sufficient too. I found this page, but it's not particularly developer-friendly and it doesn't include short names.

Thank you!

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never mind - I found az account list-locations. Thanks!

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never mind - I found az account list-locations. Thanks!

"az account list-locations -o table"
to get it in an easy readable format

DisplayName          Latitude    Longitude    Name
-------------------  ----------  -----------  ------------------
East Asia            22.267      114.188      eastasia
Southeast Asia       1.283       103.833      southeastasia
Central US           41.5908     -93.6208     centralus
East US              37.3719     -79.8164     eastus
East US 2            36.6681     -78.3889     eastus2
West US              37.783      -122.417     westus
North Central US     41.8819     -87.6278     northcentralus
South Central US     29.4167     -98.5        southcentralus
North Europe         53.3478     -6.2597      northeurope
West Europe          52.3667     4.9          westeurope
Japan West           34.6939     135.5022     japanwest
Japan East           35.68       139.77       japaneast
Brazil South         -23.55      -46.633      brazilsouth
Australia East       -33.86      151.2094     australiaeast
Australia Southeast  -37.8136    144.9631     australiasoutheast
South India          12.9822     80.1636      southindia
Central India        18.5822     73.9197      centralindia
West India           19.088      72.868       westindia
Canada Central       43.653      -79.383      canadacentral
Canada East          46.817      -71.217      canadaeast
UK South             50.941      -0.799       uksouth
UK West              53.427      -3.084       ukwest
West Central US      40.890      -110.234     westcentralus
West US 2            47.233      -119.852     westus2
Korea Central        37.5665     126.9780     koreacentral
Korea South          35.1796     129.0756     koreasouth
France Central       46.3772     2.3730       francecentral
France South         43.8345     2.1972       francesouth
Australia Central    -35.3075    149.1244     australiacentral
Australia Central 2  -35.3075    149.1244     australiacentral2
South Africa North   -25.731340  28.218370    southafricanorth
South Africa West    -34.075691  18.843266    southafricawest

I prefer az account list-locations --query "[].{DisplayName:displayName, Name:name}" -o table. There's really no need to pair it up with latlong values.

DisplayName          Name
-------------------  ------------------
East Asia            eastasia
Southeast Asia       southeastasia
Central US           centralus
East US              eastus
East US 2            eastus2
West US              westus
North Central US     northcentralus
South Central US     southcentralus
North Europe         northeurope
West Europe          westeurope
Japan West           japanwest
Japan East           japaneast
Brazil South         brazilsouth
Australia East       australiaeast
Australia Southeast  australiasoutheast
South India          southindia
Central India        centralindia
West India           westindia
Canada Central       canadacentral
Canada East          canadaeast
UK South             uksouth
UK West              ukwest
West Central US      westcentralus
West US 2            westus2
Korea Central        koreacentral
Korea South          koreasouth
France Central       francecentral
France South         francesouth
Australia Central    australiacentral
Australia Central 2  australiacentral2
UAE Central          uaecentral
UAE North            uaenorth
South Africa North   southafricanorth
South Africa West    southafricawest

Sort by DisplayName:

az account list-locations --query "sort_by([].{DisplayName:displayName, Name:name}, &DisplayName)" --output table

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