MultiCloud Classroom notes 02/May/2026

Patching Virtual Machines (Azure & AWS)

  • OS
  • Application packages

Scenario

Imagine your company has two teams:

Team Role
Admin Team (Us) Creates cloud infrastructure — VMs, networks, storage
Project Team Developers who use the VMs to deploy their applications

Problem:

  • Project team holds login cridentals of thier vm
  • Admin team does not have ssh password or keys
  • Admin team responsible for keeping VM patching and secure
  1. Azure – VM patching without SSH a. Console (https open broswer) b. Run Command (Agent will our scrpits) WAagent (windows Azure linux agent)
  1. AWS – VM patching without SSH

a. Ec2 connect ==> open broswer connect vm b. AWS system manager (need agent) * enable ssm role * SSM agent (we need install ssm agent) * (SSM)

Update default packages

redhat/amazon linux

  • dnf ==> package manager (Dandified yum)
  • yum ==> Old package manager (yellowdog updater,modified) RPM
sudo dnf update -y 

ubuntu/debian packages

apt: application packing tool

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y 

windows

  • choco
  • winget
  • Manually download & install

Exercise:

  • create redhat/centos vm/ec2 machine run below cmds
sudo yum update -y && sudo yum install httpd -y

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