Networking :

Network interface
When creating a virtual machine, a network interface will be created for you.

1.Virtual networks are logically isolated from each other in Azure. You can
configure their IP address ranges, subnets, route tables, gateways, and security
settings, much like a traditional network in your data center. Virtual machines in
the same virtual network can access each other by default.

2.A subnet is a range of IP addresses in your virtual network, which can be used to
isolate virtual machines from each other or from the Internet.

3. Use a public IP address if you want to communicate with the virtual machine from
outside the virtual network.

4. A network security group contains security rules that allow or deny inbound
network traffic to, or outbound network traffic from, the virtual machine. To
simplify management of security rules, it's recommended that you associate a
network security group to individual subnets, rather than individual network
interfaces within the subnet, whenever possible.

NIC NW security group :

None ,Basic ,Advanced

5. Public Inbound Ports:

By default, access to the virtual machine is restricted to sources in the same
virtual network, and traffic from Azure load balancing solutions. Select None to
confirm, or choose to allow traffic from the public internet to one of these common
ports.

6. Select Inbound Ports:

HTTP: 80
HTTPS: 443
SSH: 22
RDP: 3389

7. Load balancing
You can place this virtual machine in the backend pool of an existing Azure load
balancing solution
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Create a virtual machine ->Management Tab
Configure monitoring and management options for your VM.
Azure Security Center
Azure Security Center provides unified security management and advanced threat
protection across hybrid cloud workloads.

Your subscription is protected by Azure Security Center basic plan.

1. Boot Diagnostic: Use this feature to troubleshoot boot failures for custom or
platform images. Boot diagnostics with managed storage account significantly
improves creation time of Virtual machines by using pre-provisioned storage
accounts managed by Microsoft.

2. Enable OS guest diagnostics:

Get metrics every minute for your virtual machine. You can use them to create
alerts and stay informed on your applications.

3. Identity :
A system assigned managed identity enables Azure resources to authenticate to cloud
services (e.g. Azure Key Vault) without storing credentials in code. Once enabled,
all necessary permissions can be granted via Azure role-based access control. The
lifecycle of this type of managed identity is tied to the lifecycle of this
resource. Additionally, each resource (e.g. Virtual Machine) can only have one
system assigned managed identity.Learn more

Auto Shutdown: Configures your virtual machine to automatically shutdown daily.

Enable Backup :
To guard your virtual machine against accidental deletion and corruption, we
recommend that you configure backup on this virtual machine. Your virtual machine
will be backed up to Recovery Services vault with the configured policy and will be
charged as per backup pricing. {0}Learn more about backup pricing.

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