MS Azure Resource Group Design

Microsoft Azure (Ms Azure) resource group is a container that holds related Azure resources, like virtual machines, storage, or databases, allowing you to manage them as a unit based on their lifecycle, permissions, and policies.

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Setting up Ms-Azure Resource Group Proof-of-Concept Testbed

1. Create a resource group on the Microsoft subscription (Connected to your MS Account).
2. Create a virtual network and subnets.
3. Protect a subnet using a network security group (NSG) created inside the resource group.
4. Assign the open, inbound, and outbound rules associated with the network security group.
5. Deploy Bastion to connect the virtual machines from a remote tool such as (Remote Desktop or Mobaxterm).
6. For Bastion, link it to one of the already created subnets and assign it a public IP address.
7. Create an Ubuntu Server virtual machine in the resource group and assign a subnet and public IP address.
8. In the NSG, create rules that forward the Linux Virtual Machines to their associated ports for remote access.

Microsoft Azure Resource Group for a triple offshore WPP software-defined network proof-of-concept testbed.

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