Create an ISAM virtual machine from an image in Azure

An image artifact in Azure can be used to create a new virtual machine in Azure. The same image can be deployed multiple times to create multiple Security Verify Access virtual machines.

These instructions demonstrate how to perform the steps using the Azure Portal (portal.azure.com). But we can also use the Azure CLI tools or any other Azure capable API to complete these steps.

Steps

1. In the Azure Portal, select Images.

2. Select the previously created Security Verify Access image.

3. On the Overview panel, click Create VM.

   1. On the Basics page:

      1. Enter a name for the new virtual machine.

      2. Enter a user name, select the Password Authentication type and provide a password. We must provide a user name and password for accessing the management console. When running on Microsoft Azure, the default admin account is not created.

      3. Complete the form and click OK.

   2. On the Choose a size page:

      1. Select an appropriate size for the new virtual machine, keeping in mind the recommended minimums are 4 GB of memory and 4 CPU cores.

      2. Click Select to continue.

   3. On the Settings page:
      1. Configure the network settings. It is not possible to configure more than one network interface from the Azure Portal. Additional interfaces can be added using the Azure CLI 2.0 or equivalent.

      2. Click OK to continue

   4. On the Summary page, revise the configuration and click OK to create the ISAM virtual machine.

Parent topic: Microsoft Azure support