Microsoft Azure - Compute Module4
Microsoft Azure - Compute Module4
Step 7 − Open that .rpd file and you can connect to the VM by filling in the credentials into the following screen.
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You can also use your own image by capturing the image of an existing virtual machine or virtual hard drive. Virtual machines are
beneficial in several ways.
A user can try new operating system without actually installing them.
A VM can be deleted when you are done with the operating system.
New versions of an operating system can be tried and tested before the user installs them on the machine.
VM provides a very economical and hassle free way of using a development framework or a tool that runs on specific version
of OS.
Step 1 − Select Mobile services under Compute and click on create. A new window will be open as shown in the following image.
Step 2 − Fill in the URL. Select the database, region and backend.
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Step 3 − Tick the check box if you want to configure the advance push settings. This option allows us to configure our Mobile Service
to use an existing notification hub or specify the name of a new one. If you leave this checkbox unmarked, a new hub will be created
in a new namespace with a default name.
To creating a batch service follow the similar steps for creating other services under Compute model. The following image shows how
a batch service can be created quickly.
Once you have created a batch service, you can see the details by selecting it from the left panel. The following image pops up on
the screen.
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