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Lab Project – Microsoft Azure VM and Locks

Creating a virtual machine and implementing resource locks

After signing into the Azure Portal, we would go into “Create a resource” in the top left section of the Azure services.
After creating the virtual machine through the input entry parameters and verifying that the validation passed, you can see through the Azure portal that a Virtual Machine was created through an established resource group that is listed.
In order to create a resource lock, we would go into the overview of the created virtual machine and scroll over to the left hand side section and click on “Locks” to begin the process of creating a read only and delete only lock

We have created a Delete Lock Type and Read-only lock type on our Virtual Machine and Resource Group in order to prevent from the resource being deleted (Virtual Machine) and only have read-only access to the Resource Group so that changes cannot be made to any established resources within a resource group.
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