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Amit Malik
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Amit Malik is an IT enthusiast and technology evangelist from Delhi, India. He specializes in Virtualization, Cloud, and emerging technology space. He has an intense knowledge in building cloud solutions with Microsoft Windows Azure Pack. Amit holds various industry admired certifications from all major OEM's in Virtualization and Cloud space including MCSE for Private Cloud. Amit has designed and built numerous virtualization and private cloud solutions comprising the product lines of Microsoft, VMware, and Citrix. Apart from these, he can be found working on emerging technologies including VDI, hyper convergence, Software Defined Infrastructure solutions including networking and storage, Containers, Big Data, IoT, and other similar technologies. Amit is interested in building products and doing product management in near future for related technology space. You can always reach Amit on LinkedIn (https://in.linkedin.com/in/amitmalik99)or email (contact2amitmalik@gmail.com)
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Standalone VM – provisioning and management


Standalone virtual machines allow the tenant's administrator to create and manage virtual Vanilla OS virtual machines as configured by the cloud provider in the plan. All the added VM templates in the plan by the cloud provider will be visible to tenants in the create standalone VM menu.

Creating a standalone virtual machine

To create a standalone virtual machine, we will have to follow these steps:

  1. Log into the tenant portal using the tenant's admin account.

  2. Click on the NEW button in the bottom pane and select STANDALONE VIRTUAL MACHINE.

  3. Click on QUICK CREATE or FROM GALLERY as applicable.

  4. Select the templates or disks available to tenants. Clicking on the object will display its descriptions configured by the cloud administrator.

  5. Provide the VM name, password, and product key if applicable.

  6. Select the network to which this VM needs to be attached. The newly created VNet will be visible in the drop-down list.

  7. Now the CREATE VIRTUAL MACHINE operation will...

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Amit Malik

Amit Malik is an IT enthusiast and technology evangelist from Delhi, India. He specializes in Virtualization, Cloud, and emerging technology space. He has an intense knowledge in building cloud solutions with Microsoft Windows Azure Pack. Amit holds various industry admired certifications from all major OEM's in Virtualization and Cloud space including MCSE for Private Cloud. Amit has designed and built numerous virtualization and private cloud solutions comprising the product lines of Microsoft, VMware, and Citrix. Apart from these, he can be found working on emerging technologies including VDI, hyper convergence, Software Defined Infrastructure solutions including networking and storage, Containers, Big Data, IoT, and other similar technologies. Amit is interested in building products and doing product management in near future for related technology space. You can always reach Amit on LinkedIn (https://in.linkedin.com/in/amitmalik99)or email (contact2amitmalik@gmail.com)
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