What Is a Virtual Machine?
At its core, a virtual machine (VM) is a software-based emulation of a physical computer. It allows you to run an entire operating system (like Linux, Windows, or macOS) and applications inside another operating system as if it were running on its own dedicated physical hardware. In this article i will show you the various steps on how to create a virtual machine in azure.
Step 1: login into the azure portal
First, open the Microsoft Azure Portal using a web browser. Log in with a Microsoft account that has an active Azure subscription. After successfully signing in, the Azure Portal dashboard will be displayed.

Step 2: Search for Virtual Machines in the Azure Portal

Step 3: Create Azure virtual machine

Step 4: Configure the Basic Settings of the Virtual Machine

Step 5: Select the Operating System Image

Step 6: Select the Virtual Machine Size
Step 7: Configure the Administrator Account

Step 9: Review and Create the Virtual Machine

Step 10: Wait for Deployment and Verify the Virtual Machine
In Conclusion, by successfully provisioning your virtual machine in Azure, you have established a powerful, scalable foundation for your cloud workloads. With your compute, networking, and storage components now in place, you are ready to move from deployment to management.




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