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How to setup a Linux Virtual machine on Azure Portal

DEV Community·Emmanuel Banjo·17 days ago
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Introduction I always thought Linux servers were complicated and only for experts. Turns out, setting one up in Azure is pretty straightforward. This guide shows you exactly how to create a Linux VM in Azure, connect to it from your computer, and run your first commands. No prior Linux experience needed, I also learned as I went! Step 1: Create a Resource Group In azure portal, search Resource group and hit ENTER! Click on create button Name your resource group Choose your preferred region (choose one closest to you) Click Review and create Then click create Step 2: Start Creating Your Linux VM Go to Azure Portal and search for Virtual machines Click + Create → Azure virtual machine Under project details, Select your resource group Step 3: Configure basic instance details Virtual machine name: Type something like mylinuxvm Region: Pick one close to you Availability options: Choose No infrastructure redundancy required Security type: Standard Image: Choose your Linux flavor: Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS ← I…

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