Azure Virtual Machines
- Azure Virtual Machines allows us to create Windows and Linux VMs
- Azure Virtual Machine Major components
- Where we run: This is selected by Region
- CPU and RAM: Virtual Machine Size and Type
- Disk: Type and size of the Disk
- OS: Licensed Versions will be charging more
- To connect to Azure virtual machines created we will be using Remote connectivity. We have two protocols
- RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol): This is used by Windows Servers and Desktops
- SSH (Secure Shell): This is used by Linux Distributions for connectivity
- Every Virtual machine will have credentials. Azure supports the following credentials
- Username and Pasword: This can be used by linux and windows vms
- key based authentication: This can be used by linux vms
- To select CPU and RAM we select vm size.
- To select operating system we select VM image.
Create a Windows 2022 Server on Azure
- Navigate to Azure Portal Refer Here and authenticate
- Create a Resource group
- Create a Virtual Machine
- Connect to Windows VM
