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I have a runbook deployed to multiple azure regions. I need to know the region in which it executes from the runbook itself. Presently I am passing the region name as a parameter while executing the runbook. But I would like to avoid it. Is there a way to find the region name from the PowerShell code itself?

Santhosh Ramachandran
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  • What do you mean `I have a runbook running in multiple azure regions.` ? Could you explain for it? You start the runbook via some ways like powershell, webhook in different regions? – Joy Wang May 15 '19 at 07:22
  • @JoyWang I have deployed same runbook to North Europe and West Europe regions. While running the runbook I am passing the region as a parameter. I don't want to pass this parameter, instead the runbook should detect the region by itself. I am expecting a commandlet like Get-CurrentRegion. I start the runbook by PowerShell as well as from the Portal in both regions. – Santhosh Ramachandran May 15 '19 at 13:59
  • Hi @SanthoshRamachandran were you able to find a answer for this? – Buddhima Udaranga Nov 20 '22 at 13:45
  • Sorry, I couldn't find. – Santhosh Ramachandran Nov 21 '22 at 20:14

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