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CREATING VIRTUAL MACHINE (VM) ON AZURE




In this quick guide we are going to create Virtual Machine in azure, then we are going to use remote desktop connection (RDP) using port 3389 and enable Internet Information Service (IIS)

  • After logging to portal.azure.com create new resource. 
  • From popular menu select Windows Server 2016 Datacenter
  • Choose your subscription
  • Create new resource group, for simplicity of following this tutorial call it "amazing_vm_machine"
  • For virtual name choose "vm1"
  • For region Central US
  • For administrator account choose your credentials - this password is good for instance - %)'"C(%<P/KDe9\d
  • For inbound port rules choose RDP

  • Click next and choose disk. If you are planning to use this VM choose cheapest disk to save some money. 


 

  • Next click on Networking and leave all default values



  • Next click on management and set Enable auto-shutdown to off value. 






  • Next click on advanced and do not change anything


  • Next click on tag section. If you created tags in your azure you can add them here but it is out of the scope of this guide.


  • Finally click on Review+create tab


  • Click Create and wait few minutes before all resources will be available for you.


In my case I will be paying 0.0544GBP/hr for this VM. You can calculate price with this Microsoft service - https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/calculator/

  • Few minutes later you will get notification that you VM is deployed.


From the above notification you can go directly to your resource group to view all resource associated with your virtual machine, such as storage disks, network interface etc. You have probably saw previously that while creating new VM virtual network will be automatically created for you as well.


Congratulations, you sucesfully deployed virtual machine in azure.
In next guide we are going to connect to new vm via RDP.










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ADDING TAGS TO RESOURCES IN MICROSOFT AZURE

In this article you will learn how to add tag to single resource, whole resource group, delete tags and search for resources by tag within Azure.

Crete new resource group from cloud shell with this command:

az group create ` --name tagrg ` --location westeurope

In next step add VM into the resource group with this command.

az vm create ` --name vmtag1 ` --resource-group tagrg ` --image Win2019Datacenter ` --location westeurope ` --admin-username adam` --admin-password Pass!

Then add new tag from resource group.


From resource group Overview select all resource and assign the same tag to them.Tag with name env and value prod will be assigned to all resources within your resource group.

Now you can go to any resource and make sure the tag is visible there.



Next got to all services and search for Tags. You will see a list of all available tags you created. Click on the tag env:prod. That will display all resources with this tag.

Finally if you do not want tag to be associated with one of your resources you can simply remove it. Select any resource from the resource group tagrg, go to Tags section and click delete all or trash icon next to tag.





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UNITY - SCRIPTABLE WIZZARD TOOL TO CREATE WEAPON

Recently I was working on prototype game based on old school isometric games such as Fallout. I wanted to be able to create weapons quickly without having to copy and paste game objects. Using ScriptableWizzard base class helped me to achieve my goal. Thanks to that script I am able to quickly create new weapon from Unity editor.
Full code below.



CreateWeaponWizard must be inside Editor folder.





And Weapon class. Make sure you will place this class outside Editor folder.

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