ExportResourcesListToStorage.ps1

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#############Script Overview#################################################################
##########This Powershell scriptcan be used export the list of all azure resources in a given subscription in csv format and push it to a container in a storage account#########################




#Please update these value as per your scenario

Connect-AzAccount -Tenant 'Tenant ID' -SubscriptionId 'Subscription ID'
$pathInventory = "C:\list_of_resources.csv"
    $resources = Get-AzResource 
      
    $resources | Export-Csv -Path $pathInventory


$ctx = New-AzStorageContext -StorageAccountName <Storageaccountname> -UseConnectedAccount 
#you can also use -StorageAccountKey 'AccessKey'  instead of -UseConnectedAccount
$containerName = "Name of the container" 
$file = $pathInventory
Set-AzStorageBlobContent -File $file -Container $containerName -Context $ctx