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Create a virtual machine in Azure Step-by-Step
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Creating Azure Virtual Machines like a Pro
Here are the step-by-step lab guides for creating a virtual machine in the Azure portal 1. log in to Azure portal https://portal.azure.com
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2. Navigate to Home tab in Azure portal
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3. Click on Create a New Virtual Machine
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4. Or In Global search Type Virtual Machine
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5. Click On Create
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6. Now you will find the options to create a virtual machine in the Azure Portal
Then follow virual machine options like
“Resource group” “Virtual machine” “Region” “Availability Options” “Base Image” “Size” “Administrator Credentionls”
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7. Click on Disk Menu
Leave it with default values and click on Next
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8. In Networking Menu, Azure automatically creates one vNet and subnet
If we have our own IP and Subnet then we can modify the details
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9. Enter the Details like vNet Name, Subnet details and Inbound rules. Click on Next
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10. Leave the management with default options and Click Next
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11. Tag the virual machine details for reference, Click Next
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12. Review the the virtual machine settings and click on Create
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After Few mins your virual machine will be created
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