In this section, we will learn to create a VM in Azure. Developers need VMs all the time. If you are wondering what I mean, just imagine that you wanted to try out out some new version of a tool or software that is not yet production-ready and you do not wish to try it out on your own laptop due to probable instability issues this new untested software may cause. I always do so, whenever I am trying out nightly builds of products or getting hands-on with any new product. Azure provides you with great flexibility and choice. There are numerous choices and configurations available to select the operating system that you want and the size that you require. We, being passionate .NET developers, may want a VM which has the ...
Creating a VM in Azure
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