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Hello, everyone, and this time I'm going to show you how to create a new virtual machine on Azure,

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Microsoft Azure often referred to as a measure.

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It's a cloud computing service operated by Microsoft for application management via Microsoft managed

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data centers.

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So you can go to our website and you can click a start for free.

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And also you can find more information here and Azure Microsoft dot com and you will see Azure free

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account 12 months of popular services free and they give you $200 credit so you can use it in the first

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12 months.

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Then after that, after you're going to create an account, you're going to go and log in.

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So you're going to log in to the Azure portal and you're going to look for.

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You can search here virtual machine and or you can believe you will have it over here because I did

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the search for all those services.

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So I'm going to click on Virtual Machine here.

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Then I'm going to click here, create virtual machine.

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And it will show you the subscription because when are you going to create an account on Azure?

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Do and ask you for a credit card?

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So I have you the subscription pay as you go, then the research group.

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So I'm going to create a new one, so I'm going to call this one.

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R and C is a.

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OK, then here the name of the first one machine.

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So I'm going to call it Real ID, and here you will choose the region.

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So I'm going to leave it to use it east and very, very soon, even as it is a standard, then you have

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to choose the image so you can see all the images over here and you can see your Red Hat Enterprise.

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So I'm going to select this one.

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Then next here you will see see all the sizes.

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So you did pick up the image.

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So the size.

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So it means that if you would like to increase the Rams, you see, uh, other things for the CBO,

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for example.

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So you give you the default, you only have to I'm going to click here.

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So close them off so you can see the cost that you have to pay for it because it's not for free, so

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they pay as you go.

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So for this demo, I'm going to, for example, I'm going to make the room here for the processor to

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I'm going to pick this one and select and I'll go back here.

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So that indication type, so I'm going to click on password and username.

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I'm going to share the student, and

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I think maybe I need to change the password less meat here.

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Yup.

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And this should be the same buzzword.

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Good.

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And I make sure that you're going to hate it for the public and pound port.

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So when are you going to actually see it from the associates I will show you after we're going to create

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it, so allow selected ports.

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So I'm going to just allow the assist, which I think I got everything right here.

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OK, we're going to go to Nick's desk, so I'm going to change it.

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This I'm going to choose the standard is SSD, and you could also create or add a new disk if you'd

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like.

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But I'm going to, you know, just pick the standard SSD, the network.

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I'm not going to change anything, so I'm going to leave the default settings here management.

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You're going to go next here and airborne, so you leave everything as it is an x advance.

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And yeah, I was going to do anything here.

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Tax No, great.

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So I'm going to give you and create search will check all the information that you have over here.

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And then so you're going to click on Create here.

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It might take maybe a few minutes, maybe five minutes, so I'm going to boss the Fiji right now and

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see you once is going to Korea to deploy the new first war machine.

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So as you can see here right now, so deployments succeeded.

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So we kind of go you could go to the resource here, click on it, and you will see here all the information

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of your first war machine.

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So here you have the public IP address.

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So I'm going to Colby this one and I'm going to try to S6 Edge from the terminal here.

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So S6 Edge, SIGINT and the address, he barely for a second.

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Let me check the IP address again here.

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So it's, uh, paste it into.

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Yes, so I'm going to tell you my buzz for

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it.

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That's good.

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So let me check that you name just I'm going to type some commands here you and em and consider AC DC

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slash or RedHat release.

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So you'll see this is the release version of the Red Hat.

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So if you want to check it out to have, you can connect to different websites, you could.

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So I think everything looks good.

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And yeah, so yeah.

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So it's so easy to create a virtual machine.

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Just just make sure that, uh, uh, when are you going to create a new virtual machine?

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You need to stop it.

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So it is not going to charges are going back again here, so you could stub it from here.

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So if you don't want to, you know, use it anymore, so you could go to the resource group.

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And if you don't want the virtual machines, we just want to show you here resource group.

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You go to the RCA and you could delete the whole resource group or you could delete everything from

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here.

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OK, so this concludes our session.

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Thank you.

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I see you in the next US.