Initial setup

• Prepare Azure subscription for the lab.
• Make sure you are a contributor of the subscruption.
• To access VM and Cloud Sehll, make sure you can access (outbound) TCP 22 port from your network.

Agenda

Before workshop let's discuss about Azure IaaS

• Azure Infrastructure as a Service Introduction (30 mins)
  • Azure Resource Manager
  • Regions and Availability
  • VM Types and sizes
  • Storage
  • Networking
  • Monitoring
  • Backup and recovery

Understand lab scenarios

• Workshop Scenario introduction (10 mins)
  • Create web app dev/test VM
  • Capture customized VM images
  • Create web servers from custom VM image
  • (Optional) Create load balancer

Create Resource Group

[NOTE]: If you already have a resource group for the lab, you can skip this step. But, note that you must have owner permission of the resource group for hands on lab.

1. Create resource group

   Click '+ new' and search 'Resource group'.

   

   Use following name and location for the lab

   Name	Subscription	Location
   web-dev-wus-rg	yoursubscription	West US

[NOTE]: Please check 'Pin to Dashboard' so you can access the resource easy.

Click each folling link for HOL

• Hands on Labs (2 Hours)
  1. Create Virtual Network
  2. Manage NSG
  3. Create custom VM image
  4. Create web servers from custom VM image
  5. Move VM using Azure cli
  6. Create Application Gateway

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Tips for Hands on Lab

1. Make your own Azure Portal Dashboard

Please follow next two steps to create your own dashboard first.

1. Log on Azure portal.

2. Click '+ New Dashboard' on the portal.

Change name of the dashboard and click 'Done customizing' to save name. And you'll see empty dashboard.

2. Pin to dashboard

When you create resource you'll see 'Pin to dashboard'. Check the box when you create a resource so you can have short cut to access to a resource.

3. Use search to find your resource or Azure service

To find your specific resource you can use search at the Azure portal.

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