Is there a possible way to get the VM creation date ?

I've tried the following by now

```
AzureActivity
| where TimeGenerated > ago(90d)
| where ResourceProvider == "Microsoft.Compute" and OperationName == "Create or Update Virtual Machine"
| project Resource ,Datum = format_datetime(EventSubmissionTimestamp, 'MM') ,Caller
| distinct Datum , Resource , Caller
| order by Datum 

```

This kusto query will read the logs from the VM's connected to it. and get all the Create or update virtual machine operations from a vm and its caller ID.

But this is create and **update** So it gives me double values every time an VM is being updated.

I tried also in PowerShell

```
$GetVM = Get-AzureRMVM
Foreach ($vms in $GetVM)
{
$vm = get-azurermvm -name $vms.Name -ResourceGroupName $vms.ResourceGroupName
$log = Get-AzureRmLog -ResourceId $vm.Id -StartTime (Get-Date).AddDays(-90) -WarningAction silentlyContinue 
Write-Output "- Found VM creation at $($log.EventTimestamp) for VM $($log.Id.split("/")[8]) in Resource Group $($log.ResourceGroupName) found in Azure logs"  
}

```

But Can't seem to find the creation date inside the log files either. Does anyone have a clue if it is possible to find the creation date of a Virtual Machine inside a scripting language , Kusto , Powershell , ...