
There are a few benefits from using an Azure-based (aka Cloud-based) development Virtual Machine.


(I recommend you use a VM size with at minimum 2 CPUs, possibly more for better performance depending on your development needs.) Size: Specify the VM instance size to configure the CPU Core count and Memory (RAM) allocation for the VM.It’s recommended that you use the nearest Azure Region to you geographically to minimize Internet latency when connecting to the VM. Region: You may specify the Azure Region to provision the VM within.Virtual machine name: Specify a name for your VM.Resource group: Specify a Resource Group to provision the VM within.On the Create a virtual machine – Basics step, fill in the required values:.Select the Visual Studio 2022 edition to install, then click Create.Navigate to the Azure Marketplace and search for Visual Studio 2022, then click on it in the list.Navigate to the Azure Portal at and login to your Azure Subscription.

Here’s a short guide to provisioning a new Visual Studio 2022 VM in Microsoft Azure: Once, you have than you will be able to find the Visual Studio 2022 virtual machine image in the Azure Marketplace. Before you go about provisioning a Visual Studio 2022 Virtual Machine in Azure, you’ll need an Azure Subscription.
