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Creating a VM in Azure Portal - Quick Revision & Summary

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What is the first step to create a Virtual Machine (VM) in the Azure Portal?
Log in to the Azure Portal and click on 'Create a resource' to start the VM creation process.
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Which setting defines the size and power of your Azure VM?
The 'Size' setting determines the CPU, memory, and storage capacity of the VM.
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Why do you need to create or select a Resource Group when creating a VM?
A Resource Group organizes related resources so you can manage them together easily.
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What is the purpose of setting an Administrator username and password during VM creation?
These credentials allow you to securely log in and manage your VM after it is created.
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What does the 'Public inbound ports' setting control when creating a VM?
It controls which network ports are open to allow external access to your VM, like SSH or RDP.
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What do you click first to start creating a VM in Azure Portal?
ACreate a resource
BVirtual Machines menu
CDashboard
DSubscriptions
Which of these is NOT a VM size option in Azure?
ABasic_A0
BStandard_D2s_v3
CUltra_X10
DStandard_B1s
What is a Resource Group used for?
ATo store VM data
BTo organize related Azure resources
CTo create user accounts
DTo monitor network traffic
Why do you set an Administrator username and password when creating a VM?
ATo access the Azure Portal
BTo select VM size
CTo create a Resource Group
DTo log in to the VM securely
What does opening 'Public inbound ports' allow?
AExternal access to the VM
BFaster VM performance
CMore storage space
DAutomatic backups
Describe the main steps to create a Virtual Machine in the Azure Portal.
Think about the sequence from starting the portal to finalizing the VM.
You got /8 concepts.
    Explain why setting network rules like 'Public inbound ports' is important when creating a VM.
    Consider how you connect to your VM from outside.
    You got /4 concepts.