Deploying a windows 11 VM, WIndows Server & a Linux VM

Deploying a windows 11 VM

1. open the azure account and search for virtual machine in the search bar.
2. Click on create
3. On the basic tab, at the section of resource group, click on create new if you haven't created any before.
4. Give the virtual machine a name and also select a region
5. In the availability, we will be selecting No infrastructure redundancy required because we are using a free trail account
6. select image ( the image means your operating system). we will be selecting window 10 or window 11.
7. create the username and password
8. Select the Inbound port rules, for windows it will be RDP but for LINUX it will be SSH and if you want to check anything online then you select HTTP as the protocol
9. Click on confirm then review and create
10. Locate the monitoring section, disable diagnostic
11. in the tag section fill the necessary value
12. Review and create
13. Go to resource
14. Click on the IP address
15. increase the timeout and save
16. Go to the overview page
17. click on connect
18. Download RDP file( if you are using a windows you just need o download directly but if you are using a Mac you need to download a windows app)
19. Click on connect
20. Supply the user/password
21. Your virtual machine is ready

Deploying a Windows Server

1. open the azure account and search for virtual machine in the search bar.
2. Click on the + create button
3. chose your resource group if already created if not click on create new
4. Type a vm name and choose a region
5. Availability option, choose No infrastructure redundancy required
6. security type should be standard and image; window server
7. Administrator account; fill your user name and password
8. Inbound port rules; choose RDP,HTTP
9. Locate the monitoring section
10. Boot diagnostics; disable
11. review and create
12. Go to resource group
13. Click on the IP and extend the timeout
14. Saved