This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Clinton Mbilitem
Welcome back everyone join me on another wonderful adventure in the clouds. Today we will be looking at how to scale a virtual machine using your Gallery in Azure. Sounds like a myth right? well it is not :).
First of all, we will have to create a resource group as always and give it what ever name we like.
Then create a virtual machine
- Select your resorce group, name virtual machine and select no infrastructure
- Select password and fill in the form, then select http
- attach Disk
- Now to network
- Now to Monitoring setting
- No need for extensions
- review and create
- Now to create a template image we can choose to either generalize or specialize the VM first, then capture it as an image
- Give your gallery a name and select specialized so no password is required to gain access to our system
- Select a sytem verion and the number of systems we want
- Now we deploy a Virtual Machine Scale Set from the image in our gallery
- Give your swcale a name and select flexible for easy upscaling
- We can see our gallery system
- Thats our system done and functioning great
Thanks for tagging along, cheers!!!
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Clinton Mbilitem
Clinton Mbilitem | Sciencx (2025-08-20T01:29:33+00:00) Scaling a virtual machine through your gallery in Azure. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/08/20/scaling-a-virtual-machine-through-your-gallery-in-azure/
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