How to create a Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure - ARM

How to create a Virtual Machine in Azure - ARM 

 Azure virtual machines can be created through the Azure portal. This method provides a browser-based user interface for creating and configuring virtual machines and all related resources. 

 Login to your Azure Portal:

 https://portal.azure.com/

 If you don't have an account sign up here for Free

 Let's Create a Virtual Machine:

Click on Virtual machines from the Hub menu(left side on the portal). If you don't see this option please click on All Services and search Virtual machines.



Click on Add option as shown below



Select the OS flavor from the blade menu, in this case, we have selected Windows machine.


Select the flavor/version of Windows machine. Here we have selected 2016 Datacenter. Then click on Create option.





This will take you to the configuration of the machine window.


Below is the Basic configuration required for setting up this virtual machine. Once done please click on OK, it will take you to next window.




Choose an appropriate size for your virtual machine, pricing will differ accordingly.


Click on Select option.

Next window is the setting of your Virtual machine, specify as per your need.



Finally, Summary of your configuration of the virtual machine validates if anything needs to be changed before submitting your request. If everything is fine, click on Create.
In the notification



You can see the deployment progress from the notification alarm.





Once the deployment is successful,  click on Go to Resource.


See the complete video tutorial,  CLICK HERE :)

Thanks, NN
















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