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ONLINE LAB: Deploying Azure VM Using ARM Templates: Your Challenge

The document provides steps to deploy an Azure VM using an ARM template from the Azure portal. It instructs the user to create a resource group, deploy a Linux VM template, and take a screenshot before cleaning up resources.

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ONLINE LAB: Deploying Azure VM Using ARM Templates: Your Challenge

The document provides steps to deploy an Azure VM using an ARM template from the Azure portal. It instructs the user to create a resource group, deploy a Linux VM template, and take a screenshot before cleaning up resources.

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ONLINE LAB: Deploying Azure VM

using ARM Templates


Your Challenge
- Create a resource group named ​newvmrg
- Deploy a Linux VM using a predefined ARM template in the Templates section of the
portal
- Clean up all of your resources created after you’re done

Solution

Step 1 Sign Into Azure

Sign into Azure at ​https://portal.azure.com/


Step 2 Create a resource group

1. In the navigation list, click ​Resource groups​.


2. Click ​Add ​to open the ​Resource group​ blade.
3. For ​Resource group​ name, enter ​newvmrg​.
4. Select a subscription and a location.
5. Click ​Review + Create ​to proceed to the last step.
6. Click ​Create ​to create the resource group.
7. Click ​Refresh ​to refresh the list of resource groups.

The new resource group appears in your resource groups list.

Step 3 Deploy ARM Template

1. In the list of Resource groups, click the new ​newvmrg ​resource group.
2. Click ​Add​ to open the Azure Marketplace.
3. Enter “​template​” in the search box and choose ​Template deployment (deploy
using custom templates)​ as a result.
4. Click ​Create​.
5. Scroll to the “​Common Templates​” section.
6. Choose “​Create a Linux Virtual Machine​”.
7. Click the ​Edit Template​ button to edit the template.
8. Change the VM size from ​Standard_A1​ to ​Standard_F1​.
9. Click ​Save​.
10. Select a subscription and a location that matches the resource group above.
11. Enter “​newadmin​” as Admin Username.
12. Choose Authentication Type of ​password​.
13. Enter “​NeWPass@129*​” as the Admin password.
14. Enter a unique ​DNS Label prefix​ that is unique to you across all of Azure.
15. Accept the ​default version​ of Ubuntu.
16. Ensure the location is ​[resourceGroup().location]
17. Check the box next to “​I agree to the terms and conditions stated above​”.
18. Click “​Purchase​”.
19. Wait for the deployment to complete. It should take 45 seconds or so.

Lab Assignment
Students: Take a screenshot of the ​MyUbuntuVM > Overview​ screen after completing the
last step. Follow the submission instructions outlined in the course.

Step 4 Clean up

1. In the navigation list, click ​Resource groups​.


2. Click ​storage-resource-group ​to open the resource group.
3. Click ​Delete resource group​ to delete the resource group.
4. On the​ Are you sure you want to delete​ blade, type the resource group name:
newvmrg​.
5. Click ​Delete ​to delete the resource group.

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