POC 02 AZ Demo Creating Azure VM from Portal

POC-02-AZ-Demo-Creating Azure VM from Portal:

Here are the steps to create an Azure Virtual Machine (VM) from the Azure Portal, which could align with “POC-02-AZ-Demo-Creating Azure VM from Portal”:

Steps to Create an Azure VM from the Portal

1. **Sign in to Azure Portal**:
- Go to [portal.azure.com](https://portal.azure.com) and log in with your Azure account credentials.

2. **Create a Virtual Machine**:
- In the Azure portal, select *"Create a resource"* on the upper left-hand corner.
- Choose *"Compute"* and then select **"Virtual Machine"**.

3. **Configure Basic Settings**:
- Fill in the *"Basics"* section:
- **Subscription**: Select the subscription to use.
- **Resource Group**: Choose an existing resource group or create a new one.
- **Virtual Machine Name**: Enter a name for your VM.
- **Region**: Choose the Azure region for your VM (e.g., East US).
- **Availability Options**: Select availability sets or zones if needed.
- **Image**: Choose an operating system (Windows/Linux).
- *Size**: Click on the **"Select size"* button to choose the VM size based on your requirements.

4. **Configure Administrator Account**:
- Set the authentication type (SSH public key or password).
- Enter the username and password (or SSH public key) for the administrator account.

5. **Configure Networking**:
- Go to the *Networking* tab:
- Choose a virtual network or create a new one.
- Select a subnet.
- Configure public IP and network security group (NSG) settings.

6. **Configure Management Options**:
- In the *Management* tab, you can enable options like:
- Monitoring (boot diagnostics, OS guest diagnostics).
- Identity (system-assigned managed identity if needed).
- Auto-shutdown and backup options.

7. **Configure Advanced Settings (Optional)**:
- If necessary, you can configure advanced settings like extensions, custom data, etc.

8. **Review and Create**:
- Review your settings under the *Review + create* tab.
- Ensure everything is correct, and click **"Create"**.

9. **Wait for Deployment**:
- Azure will begin creating the VM. You can view the progress on the notifications banner.

10. **Access Your VM**:
- Once the deployment is completed, navigate to your VM's overview page.
- You can connect to your VM using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for Windows or SSH for Linux.

These steps provide a concise guide to creating a virtual machine in Azure via the portal. Let me know if you need further details on any specific step!

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