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Azure Virtual Machines

Azure Virtual Machines are scalable, on-demand computing resources provided by Microsoft Azure. They let you run Windows or Linux servers in the cloud without buying or maintaining physical hardware.

How to Create a VM

  • Go to Azure Portal → Virtual Machines

  • Click Create → Azure Virtual Machine

 

  • Select:

    • Subscription & Resource Group

    • Region

    • VM size

    • OS (Windows/Linux)

    • Authentication method (password/SSH)

  • Configure:

    • Disks

    • Networking

    • Management & monitoring

  • Review + Create → Deployment completes → VM is ready

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