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Cloud Computing - Azure

Lab2 – Creating Virtual Machine – Ubuntu in Azure

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In Dashboard, Click “Resource groups”.

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In “Resource Groups” click “Add”.

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Type “Resource Group” as “SansboundAzureClass”.

Subscription should be “Free Trial”

Region I will select “South India”.

Click “Create”.

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In “Resource Groups” click “Refresh” to view the newly created “Resource


Groups”.

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In Dashboard, click “Virtual machines”

Click “Add”.

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While creating Virtual machine, Select the Subscription “Free Trial” and
select the “Resource Group” as “SansboundAzureClass”.

Type virtual machine name as “Ubuntu-VM” and select the Region as


“South India”.

Select OS Image as “Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS”.

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In Virtual machine size by default it has been selected “Standard D2s v3”
with 2 vCPU’s and 8 GB RAM.

Click “Change size” But, we need to change it to as Standard “B1s”


manually.

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Select Virtual machine size as Standard “B1s” and click “Select” button at
bottom of the portal.

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Ensure that VM Size is “Standard B1s” is selected.

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In “Administrator Account” click the option “Password” and type


username to access the virtual machine remotely.

Set “Password” with 12 characters to access the server remotely.

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In “Inbound Port Rules” by default it has been set as none.

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In “Inbound Port Rules” click “Allow selected ports”.

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Click “Select One or more ports”.

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In “Selected Inbound Ports” drop down list, select “SSH (22)”.

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Click “Review and Create”.

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Click “Create” to create Virtual machine.

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Ubuntu VM has been deployed successfully.

Click “Ubuntu-VM”

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In Ubuntu-VM you have got the public IP address as 104.211.222.73

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We have required to access the Ubuntu server by using putty.exe.

If you have putty, please launch the exe otherwise download it from internet.

Type the IP of Ubuntu server and Click “Open” to access the server through SSH.

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Click “Yes”.

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Type Username as “sansbound” and press “Enter”.

Type password of “Ubuntu Server” and press “Enter”.

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Now you have successfully logged into the Ubuntu Server.

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Type sudo –i and press “Enter” to login as root account.

You are able to see that Ubuntu has been logged in with root account.

Note : Now you can stop the virtual machine and delete the Resource groups in
Free trial / learning purpose only. Please do not delete the Resource group in
Realtime environment.

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