Azure Virtual Machines(vm) are virtualized instances of computer systems that enable users to run applications and services without the need to manage the underlying hardware infrastructure. They provide on-demand, scalable computing resources in the cloud.
Deploying a virtual machine in Azure can be done with a few easy steps. In this post, I'll be deploying a windows 11 vm and connecting to it.
Let's go!
- Log in to Azure portal. Search for and select virtual machines.
- Select + Create.
- Give your resource group a name.
- Input virtual machine name and select Region.
- Select image. I'll be selecting windows 11 pro.
- Select size.
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Enter user name, password and confirm password.
- Select inbound port.
- Check licensing.
- Select Review + Create.
- Wait for validation, then select Create.
- Wait for deployment to complete. Select Go to Resource.
- To connect to the virtual machine. Select connect.
- Select Native RDP.
- Select Download RDP file.
- Open RDP file and select connect.
- Enter password and select ok to connect.
- Click Accept.
Here is it guys! Our vm is running.
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