1. Create a resource group and virtual network with two subnets in the East US 2 region.
2. Deploy a Windows Server 2016 virtual machine and host a static website displaying a personalized message.
3. Host a .NET website using Azure App Service and access it via the provided URL.
4. Create a new Azure Active Directory user and assign subscription access.
5. Implement an architecture with a virtual network containing three Windows Server VMs behind a load balancer, with each VM hosting an IIS website displaying its hostname.
1. Create a resource group and virtual network with two subnets in the East US 2 region.
2. Deploy a Windows Server 2016 virtual machine and host a static website displaying a personalized message.
3. Host a .NET website using Azure App Service and access it via the provided URL.
4. Create a new Azure Active Directory user and assign subscription access.
5. Implement an architecture with a virtual network containing three Windows Server VMs behind a load balancer, with each VM hosting an IIS website displaying its hostname.
1. Create a resource group and virtual network with two subnets in the East US 2 region.
2. Deploy a Windows Server 2016 virtual machine and host a static website displaying a personalized message.
3. Host a .NET website using Azure App Service and access it via the provided URL.
4. Create a new Azure Active Directory user and assign subscription access.
5. Implement an architecture with a virtual network containing three Windows Server VMs behind a load balancer, with each VM hosting an IIS website displaying its hostname.
1. Create a resource group and virtual network with two subnets in the East US 2 region.
2. Deploy a Windows Server 2016 virtual machine and host a static website displaying a personalized message.
3. Host a .NET website using Azure App Service and access it via the provided URL.
4. Create a new Azure Active Directory user and assign subscription access.
5. Implement an architecture with a virtual network containing three Windows Server VMs behind a load balancer, with each VM hosting an IIS website displaying its hostname.
1. Create a new resource group (say MyRG) in “East US 2 region”.
2. Create a new virtual network using address space 192.168.0.0/16 and create 2 subnets with 192.168.1.0/24 & 192.168.2.0/24. 3. Create a windows server 2016 based operating system with the name “demosvr01”. 4. Host a static website displaying the message “Hello <your name>!!” using Azure virtual machine. 5. Host a .NET based website using Azure App service & access it using the provided URL. 6. Create a new user within Azure Active Directory & assign the subscription access to it. 7. Create the architecture given below in your Azure account:
Hint for Ques 7 (with links)
- Create a virtual network - Add 3 windows server within same virtual network (availability sets are not required). - Install IIS web-server in all 3 windows servers & configure them with few changes within the web page content (like write the hostname (VM01, VM02 & VM03) respectively all the 3 servers). - Create a load balancer (LB) & attach this LB in the same virtual network with all the 3 servers. - Access the environment using the URL given by Load Balancer (LB).