In this Article, we will learn how to create and configure the Virtual machine in Microsoft Azure. In a previous article, we saw
Let’s Begin:
First of all, you need to login into Microsoft Azure Portal (https://portal.azure.com/).
Select any deployment model for creating a Virtual Machine according to your need. Click on Add.
After clicking, you will see several images for your Virtual Machine
You can also search for your VM image.
In this article, I am going to setup Windows Server in Azure. Click on Windows Server.
After that, select the version/feature of Windows Server. I will install Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 in Virtual Machine.
Select the deployment model: Resource Manager or Classic and Click on create.
Configure Basic setting for your Virtual Machine. Here you can set Username, password, VM Disk type (HDD, SSD) etc. and then Click on OK.
Select Virtual machine size and features.
Configure optional feature for VM. You can change the storage and networking options here.
Summary for your Virtual machine. Check everything carefully and then Click on OK.
Within a few minutes, Your Virtual machine will be ready for use.
Click on the Virtual machine on Hub menu. You can track the status of your Virtual machine from here. Select the Virtual machine from the list.
Click on Connect and you will get a .rdp file (Remote Desktop Protocol file), save this file and open this file in order to connect to your Virtual machine.
Click on connect.
Enter Username and Password for the account that you have created while creating the VM. Click on OK.
Click on Yes.
You will connect to Windows Server 2008 R2 and it will take a few minutes for the first time for adjusting and configuring some settings.
Cheers! Our Windows Server 2008 R2 virtual machine is ready.
Let’s Begin:
First of all, you need to login into Microsoft Azure Portal (https://portal.azure.com/).
Note: You must have a Window Azure Account in order to perform below steps. You can create an account on Windows Azure using the following link http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/free-trial/.
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In the new portal of Azure, Azure has two different deployment models for creating Virtual Machine: Virtual Machine Classic and Virtual Machine (newer with Resource manager deployment). Older Azure Portal supports only for the classic deployment model. Microsoft recommends to use Resource manager for new resources and if possible re-deploy your existing resources through Resource Manager.
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