There are several Linux distributions made available within Microsoft Azure through the Azure Marketplace.
Next, let’s look at creating a Linux VM in Azure so you can get started configuring your workload to run in the cloud! This makes Azure VMs perfect for everything from continuously running VM workloads (aka “always running”) like you would use for servers, or even remote terminals or task specific VMs that you only need periodically from time to time.
You are only billed when the VM is running, and you can stop and deallocate the VM if you need to shut it down to suspend billing, and then you can start it back up again to get it running again for use. This enables an on-demand, scalable cloud-computing resource that just works without worrying about any of the hardware underneath. Then once created, the VM can be connected to via SSH enabling you to configure it for what ever workload you need.Īzure Virtual Machines are the compute capability in Microsoft Azure that enables you to create and host servers in the cloud. It’s extremely easy to create a Linux VM in Azure, in fact you can do it in a matter of a few minute. There are many reasons to create a Linux Virtual Machine (VM) in Azure like hosting a web server, database, or many other uses for VMs.
0 kommentar(er)
