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Connecting to Microsoft Azure Synapse SQL using an Azure private endpoint

Connecting to Microsoft Azure Synapse SQL using an Azure private endpoint

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Create a virtual machine in the subnet

Create a virtual machine in the subnet

Create an Azure virtual machine to host your applications in the cloud on Windows and Linux operating systems.
  1. In the search box, enter
    Virtual machines
     , and select
    Virtual machines
     in the search results.
  2. Click
    Create
    Virtual machine
    .
  3. On the
    Basics
     tab, enter the project, instance, and authentication details.
    1. In the
      Subscription
       field, select the subscription for which you want to create the virtual machine.
    2. In the
      Resource group
       field, select the resource group in which the Azure resources are deployed and managed.
    3. In the
      Virtual machine name
       field, enter a name for the virtual machine.
      Once you create the virtual machine, you can't change the virtual machine name.
    4. In the
      Region
       field, select the region.
      Ensure that the subscription, resource group, and region for the virtual machine are the same as that of the virtual network.
    5. In the
      Availability
       options field, you can choose to replicate the virtual machine in availability zones or availability sets to protect your applications and data from datacenter outages and maintenance events.
    6. In the
      Image
       field, select the base operating system or application for the virtual machine.
    7. In the
      Size
       field, select the size of the virtual machine that determines factors such as processing power, memory, and storage capacity.
    8. In the
      Authentication type
       field, select if the administrator account must use the user name and password or SSH keys for authentication.
      If you select the
      SSH public key
       option, enter the user name and key pair name.
      If you select the
      Password
       option, enter the values in the username, password, and confirm password fields.
    9. In the
      Public inbound ports
       field, select
      None
      .
    10. Click
      Next : Disks
      .
  4. On the
    Disks
     tab, you can select the disk type for your virtual machine or use the default disk type.
    You can also configure additional data disks or attach existing disks.
  5. Click
    Next : Networking
    .
  6. On the
    Networking
     tab, select the virtual network and the subnet that you created, and then click
    Review + create
    .
  7. On the
    Review + create
     tab, verify the configurations for the virtual machine.
  8. Click
    Create
    .
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