Virtual Machines Contd..

• When we create a VM we would allocate
  • CPU & RAM
  • Storage Space for Virtual Disk
  • Operating System
  • Virtual Network interface
• When VM is in running state it uses
  • CPU & RAM from physical server
  • Storage space from physical server for its virtual disk
• When we shutdown the VM
  • Storage Space will still be allocated, where as CPU and RAM are deallocated.
• Azure Charges for VM in an hourly charges, when the VM is
  • running: We would pay for CPU & RAM allocated & storage space (extra charges for OS costs might be included)
  • shutdown: We would pay only for storage space.
• Lets try to create our first Windows Server
  • Create a resource group
  • Now create Virtual Machine
  • Now Navigate to the resource group and view the resources created
  • Now navigate to vm
    • Overview Section:
    • To connect to windows server we can use remote desktop mstsc -v <publicip>
  • NOw lets create a linux vm
    • Create an ubuntu vm in the same resource group
    • To connect to the linux machine we need to use ssh username@<ipaddress>
  • Once your are done using systems, delete the resource group

System Setup (Laptop)

• System Setup for DevOps on your system (Windows): Refer Here
• For Windows 10/11 users setup Windows Terminal Refer Here