Introduction
In this article, we will see the following things.
- Prerequisites
- Implementation – Create an Ubuntu Virtual Machine in Azure.
- Implementation – Connect an Ubuntu Virtual Machine through Putty.
Prerequisites
- Some basic knowledge of Azure, like how to create services.
Implementation – Creating Ubuntu Virtual Machine in Azure
- Open Azure portal https://portal.azure.com
- Click on "Create a Resource".
- Then, type Ubuntu and select Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS.
- Click on the "Create" button.
- Then, in the next step, select Subscription, Resource Group, Virtual Machine name, select Region, and Image etc.
- Set username and password to log into the VM and make a note of that.
- Set the administrator account and then set the inbound port rules.
- Don’t forget to set the Inbound Port Rules.
- Set HTTP and SSH.
- Then, click "Next" if you want to change your disk type.
- By default, the network settings are there. Just click on Next.
- Set several properties in management if you need.
- Then, set the guest config accordingly.
- Set the Tags.
- Then, at last, click on "Review + Create".
- Click on "Create".
- Once it is up and running, we will connect our VM using SSH tool called Putty.
- Now, open the virtual machine in Azure portal and look for the Public IP address which helps you to connect with VM and also required in the putty tool.
- Download Putty.exe from the internet and pass that public IP address in it.
Implementation – Connect Ubuntu Virtual Machine through Putty
- Give the username and password which you have set in the portal at the time of creation of Virtual Machine.
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