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So now that we have our resource group, our vNet, and our subnet created, it's

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time to

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actually deploy a resource onto that subnet.

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Now keep in mind the primary function of this is to act as a target for testing

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our traffic

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once we get Cloud on RAM configured.

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So really any sort of a pingable server would function just fine here.

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So we're going to deploy a Linux based VM, but if you prefer to use something
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So we're going to deploy a Linux based VM, but if you prefer to use something

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else, you

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can actually use any VM type you like.

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Of course, Microsoft has quite a few different choices available in the Azure

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library, but

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whatever you choose to use, it just needs to be pingable.

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So all of that said, let's jump in and deploy our Linux VM onto our vNet.

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So starting again on the portal dashboard here, let's go ahead and go to

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virtual machines.
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virtual machines.

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We can just choose it right here under services.

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Once again, we don't currently have any virtual machines.

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So let's go ahead and deploy one.

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We could of course click on the big create button down here at the bottom, but

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just to

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show you like the other resources had available as well, you can just come

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right over here,

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click on create over here and choose to create an Azure virtual machine.

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So the first thing we want to do is of course, ensure that we've chosen the
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So the first thing we want to do is of course, ensure that we've chosen the

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correct subscription.

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If we click on the dropdown, we can choose our resource group.

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Now notice that Azure has automatically created a network watcher, RG resource

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group for us.

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This is something that Azure does automatically.

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Don't worry about it right now.

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Just don't be concerned that it shows up.

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This happens when we deploy our vNet.

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So we want to choose our resource group, the cloud on ramp resource group.

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We'll give the virtual machine a name.
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We'll give the virtual machine a name.

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Let's just call this Azure workstation one for the region.

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Again, I'm going to leave it as East US for the availability options and

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availability zone.

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We're just going to stick with the defaults for the security type.

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We'll leave that as the default as well.

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On the image dropdown, this of course is where you could choose any of the

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other images.

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If you don't want to use a Linux based machine, you can see there's windows
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If you don't want to use a Linux based machine, you can see there's windows

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options here as

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well.

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But again, we're just going to stick with the default there of Ubuntu server.

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If we scroll down some more, we can choose the VM architecture.

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We'll stick with x86.

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We can also choose the size.

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In this case, it's defaulting to the standard B one, which is one virtual CPU,

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one gig of

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memory.

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And honestly, it's one of the least expensive options here.

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It's going to be fine for what we need.

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So that's going to be a good solution.
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So that's going to be a good solution.

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If you want down here, you can actually change the administrator account.

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So for example, we could change this to password.

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We could put in a username such as, let's say we put in cloud user and we'll

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put in the

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same password we've used throughout the rest of the course.

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123 for QWR.

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Notice it's telling us that that's not enough characters.

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So we'll simply add 123 for again.
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So we'll simply add 123 for again.

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So for this, we'll make the password again 123 for QWR 123 for.

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We most likely won't be using this anyway.

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Again, we're just going to be using this as a ping target.

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So we probably won't be logging into this virtual machine at all anyway, but

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just so

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it's configured, we'll go ahead and set this up.

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Once we have all of that set, let's go ahead and hit next to choose our disks.

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Under the disks, these options should be just fine.

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So let's go ahead and hit next to verify our networking.
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So let's go ahead and hit next to verify our networking.

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Now all we really need to do here is verify that these options are correct.

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So again, if we had more than one virtual network and more than one subnet, it

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may not

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have guessed correctly where we want to put this virtual machine.

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In our case, since we only have the one vnet that we created, the one subnet

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that we created,

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it's going to choose those two.

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So there's not really a whole lot of choice here for us.
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So there's not really a whole lot of choice here for us.

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And that's fine, because this is where we wanted to put it anyway.

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The one thing we are going to change here though is we actually don't need this

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to have

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a public IP address.

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So we're going to say none.

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And one other thing we may want to change here is to tell it to delete the NIC

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when we

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delete the VM.

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Everything else here should be fine.

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So let's go ahead and hit review and create.

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So as we can see here, validation has passed.

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So we should now be able to go ahead and hit create.
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So we should now be able to go ahead and hit create.

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We see here it switches over to deployment is in progress.

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We see it start creating the different items that it needs to create.

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And now we see that the deployment has completed.

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So now that we have a VM deployed onto our vnet, that should be everything we

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need to

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configure in Microsoft Azure to get ready for cloud on ramp.

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So now let's switch over to the manage or SD manager and begin our

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configuration over
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configuration over

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there to get ready to deploy cloud on ramp.

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