Creating Windows VM in Azure
- VM Created
- To login into windows VM we use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) which works on 3389 port
- To connect to windows VM from
- Windows system use Remote Desktop connection (mstsc)
States and billing of Azure Virtual Machines
- When we create an Azure VM
- A disk will be created
- VM with CPU and RAM resources will be created on a physical server (host)
- Optionally a public IP address will be created
- Power states and billing
| Power state | Description | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Starting | VM is powering up | Not Billed |
| Running | VM is up and running | Billed |
| Stopping | Transitional state b/w running & stopped | Billed |
| Stopped | VM is shutdown and VM is still leasing the underlying hardware | Billed |
| Deallocating | Transitional state b/w running & deallocated | Not Billed |
| Deallocated | VM has released the lease of underlying hardware | Not Billed |
- Note: This above table applies for charges incurred by VM
Exercises:
- Cloud Essentials Refer Here
- Installing Azure CLI and PowerShell Refer Here
- Json and YAML Format Refer Here
