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Deploying a Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure
Deploying a virtual machine in Azure requires a different paradigm from doing so on-premises. This beginner-level course will teach you how to plan and deploy Windows Server and Linux virtual machines in the Microsoft Azure public cloud.
What you'll learn
At the core of Azure infrastructure as a service administration is a thorough knowledge of virtual machine deployment. In this course, Deploying a Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure, you’ll learn how to effectively plan VM deployments, and then carry them out by using both the Azure portal and Resource Manager templates. First, you’ll learn the basics of VM deployment in Azure by using Microsoft best practice guidance. Next, you’ll explore how to deploy a Windows Server VM in Azure. Finally, you’ll discover how to deploy a Linux server VM in Azure. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of Azure VM deployment that will help you as you move forward in your career as an Azure solution architect or administrator.
Table of contents
- Overview | 2m 4s
- Choosing the Right VM Size and Storage Option | 3m 11s
- Standard vs. Premium Disk Storage | 2m 23s
- Managed vs. Unmanaged Disk Storage | 1m 47s
- Demo: Touring Relevant Azure Web Resources | 5m 53s
- Designing the Virtual Network Environment | 1m 59s
- Demo: Creating a Virtual Network | 7m 55s
- Planning for High Availability | 2m 54s
- Availability Zones | 58s
- Summary | 2m 7s
About the author
Tim Warner is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and Microsoft Certified Trainer (since 1997) with nearly three decades of experience as an IT professional and technical educator.