Step by step to starting with Azure IaaS / Azure VM environment [Part-02]

Continued from…. Part 01

Prepare Virtual Server
If you’re not using the virtual machine please ‘Stop & dealocate’ the virtual machine.

To create the virtual machine go to ‘resource group’ and select the resource group which we have created (Here it is ‘xyzregroup’). Then click ‘Create’.

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Step by step to starting with Azure IaaS / Azure VM environment [Part-01]

Iaas is named the “Infrastructure as a Service”. And this is the core offer for any cloud platform. It allows customers to outsource their on-premises IT infrastructures/data centers such as servers, networking, processing, storage, virtual machines, and other resources. Customers access these resources on the Internet using cloud service providers’ payment models. In Microsoft Azure cloud users can choose 3 different payment models including pay-as-you-go.

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How to uninstall Azure Stack Development Kit (ASDK)

Usually Azure Stack production box we can’t uninstall because it comes as prebuilt with hardware. But we can uninstall Azure Stack development kit solution.

Upgrading the ASDK to a new version isn’t supported. We’ve to redeploy the ASDK on the ASDK host computer each time we want to check the new version. But in production environment we can update.

If the Azure Stack deployment kit (ASDK) configured as connected mode that means registered in Azure, we’ve to remove the registration first then we can proceed.To remove the registration resource, we use the Remove-AzsRegistration cmdlet to unregister Azure Stack. Then, use the Remove-AzureRMResourceGroup cmdlet to delete the Azure Stack resource group from Azure subscription. Continue reading “How to uninstall Azure Stack Development Kit (ASDK)”