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DB On VM in AZURE

The document outlines the steps to create a Virtual Machine (VM) in Azure, starting from selecting or creating a resource group to configuring the VM. It includes instructions for installing MySQL server and performing basic database operations. The process involves several commands and settings to ensure proper setup and connection to the database.

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DB On VM in AZURE

The document outlines the steps to create a Virtual Machine (VM) in Azure, starting from selecting or creating a resource group to configuring the VM. It includes instructions for installing MySQL server and performing basic database operations. The process involves several commands and settings to ensure proper setup and connection to the database.

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DB On VM in AZURE

*Select Resource group

*Create Resource Group

*Give Resource Group Name and Select Region


*Then click on Review + Create

*Search VM
*Select Virtual Machine
*Select RG and give VM name

*Choose Authentication type then click on next

*Disks keep as is then click on next


*If you want to create a private server, click here otherwise leave and click on
Review and Create
*It will take some time to create

*Then Click on your Resource group then click on Vm1


*And click on connect
Tick this box Click on this
Give ‘yes’ here

*Then --------sudo apt update


*sudo apt install mysql-server

* sudo mysql_secure_installation
Give ‘y’ here

Give all ‘y’ here

* sudo mysql -u root -p


*'jeffrey'@'localhost'--------Default password

* CREATE DATABASE your_database_name;


* CREATE TABLE your_database_name.your_table_name;
*INSERT INTO your_database_name.your_table_name;
*SELECT * FROM your_database_name.your_table_name;

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