Azure Portal cannot create a new os disk, vm image, etc.

Question

After logging into one of my Azure accounts, I went directly to the Preview Portal - and the option to use the old one was not selected.

When I click “new” while trying to create a new image from the blob that is in my storage container, the only selection of new things that I have is listed in the Marketplace section and they are all pre-packaged.

On the Azure source site, I just go to "virtual machines, create disks" - and name it, then go to vhd in the url vhd field and create a disk.

Then just create an image, then vm.

I have or not, NONE opportunities to do this on the new preview portal.

If someone is following and has a key to how to do this on the new portal, I would like to hear or get a link :)

Thanks! stealing ps ... not sure if this is the place to post this question, since every time I submit an Azure question, someone says that this is not the place for such questions - maybe tell Microsoft? I got to this page by clicking the support icon on the Azure Portal - just FYI.

Answer 1

You will find all disks under OS disks (classic) :

Please note that if you click on a star, it will appear in the list of resources without having to browse / search.

At this point, you can select your drive and create a new virtual machine from it:

Answer 2

I found a very simple way to use a "cloned" VHD virtual machine to create a new virtual machine

Create a virtual machine from a dedicated VHD

It’s very simple to click the button above, edit your settings and click “Create”, and that’s it!

It took me only 5 minutes to deploy the “copied” VHD from one virtual machine and use it to create a new virtual machine.

you can use

CloudBerry Explorer for Microsoft Azure Storage

Explorer for Microsoft Azure Storage

Real is easy to do.

• Configure CloudBerry to access your Azure Storage account.
• Unplug your original virtual machine.
• Use CloudBerry to copy the original virtual machine.
• Rename the copied VHD to something else.
• The migration that renamed VHD to the storage account where you are going to create a new virtual machine
• Click the "Deploy to Azure" button in this post.
• Edit your settings, the URL of your renamed backup VHD, operating system, etc.

Then you are done.

5 minutes should be!

Answer 3

You can always use powershell :)

 $storage = "[storage account name]" $storagePath = "https://$storage.blob.core.windows.net/uploads/myosdisk.vhd" $diskName = "MyOSDisk" $label = "MyOSDisk" Add-AzureDisk -DiskName $diskName -Label $label -MediaLocation $storagePath -OS Windows 

Hope this helps,

Damian