Azure Linux Virtual Machines offer a robust platform for running Linux workloads with built-in security and management. Supporting over 60% of customer cores in Azure, users can choose from popular Linux distributions like Red Hat, SUSE, Ubuntu, Debian, Flatcar, and Oracle Linux. Azure allows seamless deployment of open-source software, including Java, Python, PHP, Node.js, and more, on optimized Linux VM images. The platform also integrates with Azure's Resource Manager for quick VM provisioning and DevOps tools like Ansible, Terraform, and Jenkins. Azure’s co-located technical support from multiple providers, combined with cost-saving options like Azure Reserved Instances and Azure Hybrid Benefit, ensures a streamlined and cost-effective experience for Linux VM users. Enhanced security, integrated monitoring, and troubleshooting features ensure the stability and performance of your workloads.
Pricing
Starts from $0.0084Pay as you go /hour
Free Trial available
Customer Type
Large Enterprises
Medium Business
Small Business
Platform Type
SaaS/Web/Cloud
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Azure Linux Virtual Machines offer a powerful and secure platform for running Linux workloads, featuring a wide selection of distributions and seamless integration with open-source software. With the ability to deploy Java, Python, PHP, Node.js, and more, Azure Linux VMs provide flexibility for various application needs. The platform’s integration with Azure’s ...Read more
Azure Linux Virtual Machines pros and cons
Provides single-ticket co-located technical support from Azure, Red Hat, and SUSE.
Enhanced security with features like integration with Microsoft Entra ID for authentication and monitoring.
Seamless integration with DevOps tools like Ansible, Terraform, and Jenkins for automated provisioning.
Azure Reserved Instances and Azure Hybrid Benefit offer significant cost-saving opportunities for Linux VM users.
Prepaying for software like Red Hat or SUSE may not be cost-effective for small-scale deployments.
Advanced configuration may be challenging for new users.
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Azure Linux Virtual Machines is a Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Providers. Azure Linux Virtual Machines offers Auto Scaling, Pay by Usage, Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Virtual Networks and many more functionalities.
No, Azure Linux Virtual Machines doesn't provide API.
No, Azure Linux Virtual Machines doesn't provide mobile app.
Azure Linux Virtual Machines is located in Redmond, Washington
Azure Linux Virtual Machines offers Free Trial pricing model
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The starting price of Azure Linux Virtual Machines is $0.0084Pay as you go /hour
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