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Cleaning Your Azure Subscription Policies

  • October 29, 2020
  • 2 min read
Cloud and Virtualization Architect and Microsoft MVP. Florent specializes in public, private, and hybrid cloud ecosystems. An MCSE in Private Cloud, he provides technical leadership in Cloud and Datacenter Management. Florent delivers high-authority insights on Azure deployments, virtualization strategy, and optimizing enterprise-scale cloud infrastructure.
Cloud and Virtualization Architect and Microsoft MVP. Florent specializes in public, private, and hybrid cloud ecosystems. An MCSE in Private Cloud, he provides technical leadership in Cloud and Datacenter Management. Florent delivers high-authority insights on Azure deployments, virtualization strategy, and optimizing enterprise-scale cloud infrastructure.


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Because I’m doing a lot of demos with Azure Policies, I searched how to clean, quickly and easily, my subscription of all these policies. For example, I deployed the following policies on a subscription:

 Azure Policy

To start, connect to your Azure account, in PowerShell, and select the subscription that you want to clean:

Connect-AzAccount 
 Select-AzSubscription -SubscriptionId "VotreId"

Execute the following command to clean all of the subscription’s policies:Azure account in PowerShell

$policies = Get-AzPolicyAssignment 
foreach ($policy in $policies){Remove-AzPolicyAssignment -Id $policy.ResourceId}

Admin Windows PowerShell

When the command has finished, your subscription is empty of policies:

Policy Compliance

It is an easy command, but one that will save a lot of time.

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