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Remember the difference between the status ''Stopped'' and ''Stopped (deallocated)''!
== Part 3: Deleting Restarting A Virtual Machine ==There are two methods to restarting a VM. Either within the OS, or through the Azure Dashboard.
Inside the OS:* Windows: Click on Start, and select Power Off.* Linux: From the command line (SSH), type <code>sudo reboot</code>In either OS, you will be disconnected from your remote session. Wait a few minutes while the VM restarts, and reconnect. From Azure Dashboard:# Click on the '''Stop''' button from the VM's ''Overview'' blade.# Wait until the VM's status has changed to '''Stopped (Deallocated)'''.# Click on the '''Start''' button at the top of the blade. == Part 4: Deleting A Virtual Machine ==Deleting a Virtual Machine is useful when you no longer need it long-term, or if there's a catastrophic issue with the OS inside. Be careful! Any saved data inside the VM will be deleted as well!# Navigate to the VM's ''Overview'' blade.# If the VM status isn't '''Stopped (Deallocated)''', stop the VM. Wait until its status updates.# Click on the '''Delete''' button at the top of the blade. == Part 5: A Note About Resource Usage ==As mentioned during our lecture and throughout this lab, using resources responsibly is incredibly important. We pay for what we use. While we have a failsafe in place to stop all VMs at 2:00am EST daily, don't rely on it! Fully stop your VMs when you're not using them. Your total allowed resource allocation has been restricted for this course. This means you can only have three VMs (or services) at a time. This includes Web Apps. If you have three already, you won't be able to add another until you delete one.
= Lab Submission =
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