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Create Virtual Machine in Azure Portal

The document provides instructions for creating a virtual machine in Azure. It instructs the user to sign in to the Azure portal, select "Create a resource" then "Compute" and "Virtual Machine", and configure settings like the resource group, VM name, image, size, authentication, and ports. It then has the user review, create, and verify the newly created resources and remote access the VM from Putty.

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Create Virtual Machine in Azure Portal

The document provides instructions for creating a virtual machine in Azure. It instructs the user to sign in to the Azure portal, select "Create a resource" then "Compute" and "Virtual Machine", and configure settings like the resource group, VM name, image, size, authentication, and ports. It then has the user review, create, and verify the newly created resources and remote access the VM from Putty.

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Using the Azure portal to create a resource.

The focus of the exerc ise is observing how Azure


resource groups populate with created resources.

The sandbox should already be activated, but if the sandbox closed, reactivate the sandbox
before continuing.

Task 1: Create a virtual machine

In this task, you’ll create a virtual machine using the Azure portal.

1. Sign in to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com/, with the following credentials.

Username [email protected]

Password e+MajDJ06!
2. Select Create a resource > Compute > Virtual Machine > Create.
3. Verify or enter the following values for each setting. If a setting isn’t specified, leave the
default value.

Basics tab

Setting Value

Subscription AZ-900T00-A CSR 1

Resource group myRGKV-lod30929997

Virtual machine
my-VM-30929997
name

Image Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS - Gen2

Click See all sizes, click B-Series, select B1ls, click Select at the
Size
bottom of the screen

Authentication
Password
type

Username azureuser

Password Enter a custom password such as e+MajDJ06!e+MajDJ06!

Confirm password Reenter the custom password


Setting Value

Public inbound
None
ports
4. Select Review and Create
5. Select Create
Task 2: Verify resources created

Task 2: remote access from Putty

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