Steps to creating Azure virtual machines.
Creating virtual machines in simple steps
What is a virtual machine?
A virtual machine (VMs) can be described as a solution that provides a virtual instance of a physical computer that runs on an isolated partition of a host computer, i.e. each virtual machine functions separately from other virtual machines despite running on the same host. These virtual machine servers allow multiple users to access the application resources at once, without affecting each other.
Benefits of Azure Virtual Machines
Cost savings
Easy provisioning
Increased productivity
Efficient DevOps
Environment-friendly IT operations
Full isolation means more security
Portability means that VMs can run old applications better
Better resource allocation means better ability to run resource-intensive applications.
How to create Azure virtual machines
To create a virtual machine in Azure, you need to:
Sign in to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com.
Search for virtual machines in the search bar and select Virtual machine under Services.
- Select Create and then Azure virtual machine.
- Fill in the required information for the virtual machine, such as name, region, image, size, authentication, disks, networking, management, and tags.
- Review the summary and select Create to deploy the virtual machine.
- Now you have got your virtual machine at your beck and call, go explore
Download RDPs and install, then insert the username and password you used when creating your VM.
Finally, you have arrived at creating your VM, Explore.
