We're ready to install this Windows Server 2022
Enterprise: Azure Edition inside of the portal.
Let's go there now.
We begin here at the Microsoft Azure home page.
I'm going to come up and search for marketplace.
Simply type in marketplace, and there it is. Click on
Marketplace, and it brings up the Microsoft Marketplace.
This is essentially the same as starting a new resource; however,
there are some third‑party opportunities here as well.
It's a lot to scroll through, so I'm going to just
search for server operating systems.
We select Server, it brings down this drop‑down list.
Pretty much all of the different Microsoft operating systems,
at least the most recent ones, are in here.
We're going to scroll down to the bottom.
We can see that you have Windows Server 2022.
There are several different versions of this.
There is the smalldisk version of it, also a Core version as well.
We're going to select this one.
It's as simple as this, click Create.
Now,
we see the usual interface if you created a virtual
machine in Microsoft Azure before.
I'm going to create a new resource group because we want all
of this consolidated in one resource group.
We're going to be charged for this, so we want to delete this
resource group when we're done experimenting with it.
The name of this resource group is going to be rg‑win22azure.
Click on OK.
We need to enter the name of the virtual machine,
enter the virtual machine credentials,
and in my case this will be garygrudzinskas,
put in a password, confirm the password,
and scroll down to see the other options.
We'll select Next : Disks, Next : Networking,
Next : Management, I'm going to turn off boot diagnostics, and Next : Advance.
We're going to go to the Tags, and we don't want any tags at the moment.
Since we took all the defaults,
we could have just said Review + create at the beginning,
but I wanted you to see this.
Scroll down to see everything is in order, and it's as simple as this,
click Create.
This takes a while to deploy, so let's fast forward to it being done.
And here it is, it's deployed.
Some things take a little while to fill in once you get this deployed.
On the left‑hand side, we have a few new things.
We're going to select the Windows Admin Center because that is new.
It is yet to backfill, so we can see the warning on the top,
so let's fast forward about 5 minutes.
Here, it tells us we have to change the size of our virtual machine.
This is one of the benefits of using Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines.
You can change the size of them on the fly, and let
me show you how that is done.
Let's go down to Size.
I'm going to select this one, B2s.
Now resizing takes a little while, so we'll fast forward again.
We have our newly‑sized virtual machine now, so let's
go to the Windows Admin Center.
We simply select an inbound port and click Install.
It takes a little bit, and now there it is.
Now we can use the Admin Center with our Azure virtual machine.
We have a little error on top, but remember,
this is in preview at the time of the recording.
And there you have it, that is how you install Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Azure Edition.