TechNet Radio: IT Time – (Part 2) Implementing a Secure Cloud Infrastructure with Azure VMs and Virtual Network

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Abstract:
Continuing their Windows Azure series, Blain Barton and Joe Homnick are back and in today’s episode they shows us how to provision a VHD into an Azure VM as well as how you can create and provision your own images and disks so that you can deploy your own individual environments in Azure. Watch Part 1 here

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shalika

Dec 12, 2012 at 5:44 PM

nice one..:))

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