🖥️ How to create an Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure?

1. Log in to Azure Portal by using your UserName and Password, Once You Log in to the landing page you can see the Virtual Machine option Pls click on that.

2. After clicking the Virtual Machine icon, you'll be directed to the next page. On the left-hand corner, locate the "Create" option. Click on it, then select "Azure Virtual Machine."

3. You'll see a list of tabs including Basic, Disks, Networking, Management, Monitoring, Advanced, Tags, and Review + Create. We'll go through each tab and fill in the necessary details.

4. In the "Basic" tab, choose the subscription model you've already created. In the "Resource Group" field, you have the option to either select an existing resource group or create a new one. Select the appropriate resource group.

• Give a name to your Virtual Machine.
• Select the region where you want to set up the environment.
• Under the "Image" option, select "Windows 2019 x64 gen2."
  

5. In the "Size" option, choose the "Standard" option.

6. In the "Account" section, provide a username and password for the Virtual Machine.

7. Finally, in the "Select inbound ports" section, ensure that HTTP (port 80), SSH (port 22), and RDP (port 3389) are enabled.

8. Now Click Next and Move  to the Next Tab "Disk"

•  Here select the Disk type as Standard and move to the Monitoring Tab Leave Network and Management Tab as it is.

9. In the Monitoring Tab Select the option Disable for Boot Diagnostics.

10. Now click the Review + Create and validate that the validation is completed it will show the validation Passed Message.

11. Select the Create Button to start the Deployment of the Virtual Machine.

12. Once the deployment is completed below screen will appear.

13. Select the Go to Resource option and navigate to the View Screen there you can see the option as connect in the Left side corner and click the Connect.

14. Once Clicked connect you may see the option Download RDP file click and download.

15. The downloaded file looks like this.

16. Click the file and open the remote connection.

17. Enter the password and click ok.

18. Now you can see the New Virtual Machine open in the Azure cloud.