Can we add an existing VM to an availability set?

No, if we want our VM to be part of an availability set, then we need to create the VM within the set. you cannot directly add an existing virtual machine (VM) to an existing availability set in Azure. This functionality is not supported. Availability sets are configured during VM creation, and their purpose is … Read more

Name two blobs used in Microsoft Azure

The two types of blobs in Azure are: Block Blob Page Blob In Microsoft Azure, “Blob” typically refers to Azure Blob Storage, a scalable object storage solution. Within Azure Blob Storage, there are two main types of blobs: Block Blobs: These are optimized for streaming and storing cloud objects, and they are made up of … Read more

What is cspack?

Cspack is a command-line tool, which is used to generate a service package file. It helps us to prepare an application for deployment, either in compute emulator or Microsoft Windows Azure. In the context of Microsoft Azure, “cspack” refers to the CSPack command-line tool. It’s used to package cloud services for deployment to Azure. Here’s … Read more

What is network security groups?

A network security group allows us to manage the network traffic to NIC or subnets etc. The network load will be distributed as needed if it is connected wisely. Network Security Groups (NSGs) in Microsoft Azure are a crucial component of the network security model. NSGs act as a basic, distributed firewall for controlling inbound … Read more

Why we use VNet? Name the power states of a Virtual Machine.

We can represent our network within the cloud using VNet. VNet logically isolates our instances launched in the cloud, from the rest of our resources. The various power state of a Virtual Machine is: Running, Starting, Stopping, Deallocating, etc. Why we use VNet? Virtual Network (VNet) in Microsoft Azure is used to create private, isolated … Read more