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Creating virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure


In today’s tutorial, we will learn about creating Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure.
Follow the below steps to create the VM in Azure.
Login to Microsoft Azure console with valid credentials and follow below.
  1. Click on Virtual machine in the console.
  2. Then click on create virtual machine to proceed further.
  3. Select recommended Operating system as per your requirement from the below window. In this example, I am selecting Windows Server Operating system to proceed with.
  4. Select the Operating system as Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter and select a deployment model as Resource Manager and click on create to proceed further

    for more info related to deployment model go through below link from Microsoft.
    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/resource-manager-deployment-model
  1. Configure the basic settings for Virtual machine as below.
    - Provide the Virtual Machine Name
    - Select the VM disk type as per your requirement
    - Provide username and password
    - Select Subscription
    - In resource group check the circle to create new and provide Resource group name.
    - Select the location
    - Select the windows server license option as yes or no and click ok to proceed further.

  2. Select the size as per your requirement and click on select to continue.
  3. Verify the settings appropriately and click ok to continue.
  4. Cross verify the summary as part of best practice and click ok to continue.
You can monitor the process of deployment in notification area.

Post completion of deployment click on connect to launch the rdp session.

This concludes the creating VM in Microsoft Azure.

Happy Learning ☺
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