Steps to create Linux and Windows VM using code

Commands

1. az login –subscription “Study”
2. az account list-locations
3. az group create –name “rgstudy” –location “eastasia”
4. az group list -0 table
5. az network vnet create –resource-group “rgstudy” –name “vnet-rgstudy” –address-prefix “10.1.0.0/16” –subnet-name “rgstudy-subnet-1”–subnet-prefix “10.1.1.0/24”
6. az network vnet list -o table
7. az network public-ip create –resource-group “rgstudy” –name “rgstudy-linux-pip-1”
8. az network nsg create –resource-group “rgstudy” –name “rgstudy-linux-nsg-1”
9. az network nsg list -o table
10. az network nic create –resource-group “rgstudy” –name “rgstudy-linux-nic-1” –vnet-name “vnet-rgstudy” –subnet “rgstudy-subnet-1” –network-security-group “rgstudy-linux-nsg-1” –public-ip-address “rgstudy-linux-pip-1”
11. az network nic list -o table
12. ssh-keygen -m PEM -t rsa -b 4096
13. az vm image list -o table
14. az vm create –resource-group “rgstudy” –location “eastasia” –name “rgstudy-vm-linux-1” –nics “rgstudy-linux-nic-1” –image “RHEL” –admin-username “demoadmin” –authentication-type “ssh” –ssh-key-value ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
15. az vm open-port –resource-group “rgstudy” –name “rgstudy-vm-linux-1” –port “22”
16. az vm list-ip-addresses –name “rgstudy-vm-linux-1” –output table

    To  Create Windows VM, we can use same  resource group and existing vnet

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