Demo-Creating Virtual Machines Flashcards
reinforce the key concepts and steps involved in creating and configuring virtual machines on Azure.
What are the required options when creating a virtual machine?
Subscription, resource group, VM name, region, operating system image, VM size, login credentials, and networking settings (virtual network, public IP).
What important network control must be considered when connecting to Windows machines?
For Windows machines, it’s crucial to open port 3389 (Remote Desktop Protocol) for inbound network access.
What warning is given regarding opening port 3389 to the entire world?
Opening port 3389 to the entire world is a massive security risk and should only be done for testing purposes, not for production VMs.
What additional resources are automatically created along with the VM?
Along with the VM, Azure automatically creates a network interface, public IP address, virtual network, and a network security group for required access and configurations.
What is a crucial step when working with Linux machines in terms of authentication?
For Linux machines, it’s important to configure SSH (port 22) for inbound network access and choose between using a username/password or an SSH key for authentication.
What are the main takeaways from the lesson on creating VMs?
Understand the required configurations like regions, resource groups, and networking settings.
Consider various options such as VM sizes, operating systems, and disk configurations.
Be cautious with network controls and security settings for inbound access.