02 Create Install LAMP On Virtual Machine Ubun

Create Ubuntu Virtual Machine & Configure LAMP Stack
In this document you will learn how to create Ubuntu Virtual Machine using Azure Portal. After
Creation of Virtual Machine, we will configure LAMP Stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on VM and
try to host website on that.
Step 1: Open Azure Portal

https://portal.azure.com
Step 2: Click on + Create a resource -> Compute-> Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS VM
Step 3: Enter Virtual Machine Basics details
Subscription: Choose your Subscription
Resource Group: Create New -> LAMPVMRG

Virtual Machine Name: LAMPServer
Region: Choose any nearest region
Image: Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS
Size: continue with default size or select any other size
Administrator Username: demouser
Administrator Password: Demouser@123

Public inbound ports: Allow selected ports. Select SSH (22)
Windows License: No
Click on Next: Disks > button
Step 4: Disks tab

OS disk type: Standard HDD
Step 5: Networking tab
Continue with default settings
Virtual network: Create New
Subnet: new
Public IP: new

Step 6: Management tab
Continue with default settings
Click on Next: Guest config > button
Boot diagnostics: On
OS guest diagnostics: Off
Diagnostics storage account: new storage account
Identity: Off
Auto-Shutdown: Off
Backup: Off
Note: for this demo don’t require to setup all.

Step 7: Guest config tab
Click on Next: Tags > button
Step 8: Tags tab.

Click on Next: Review + create > button
Step 9: Review + create tab
Validation passed means all settings are right and create virtual machine. If validation failed so verify
all the settings.
Virtual Machine deployment is underway. Wait for few minutes to complete

When deployment complete so click on Go to resource
Step 7: By default, RDP option like Windows not available with Ubuntu Virtual Machine so we will
use SSH for that. So, will require PuTTY software. Please download from here: https://putty.org/
Select putty.exe file based on machine like 64-bit or 32-bit.
Download and install on machine

Step 8: Now run PuTTY
Enter Ubuntu Virtual Machine Public IP Address. To start the session, click on Open button.
Click on Yes button.

Step 9: Enter VM Login Username & Password.
Ex. Username: demouser
Password: Demouser@123
Step 10: Change the user to root by typing below command:
sudo su
Because to run few command or script will require

Step 11: To update the packages run below command
apt-get update
Step 12: Tasksel is a Debian/Ubuntu tool that installs multiple related packages as a co-ordinated
"task" onto your system. Here we will install LAMP Stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) using this
command.
apt-get install tasksel
Now run tasksel
tasksel
Step 13: Use Keyboard arrow for Up/Down & Select LAMP Server by pressing space.
Navigate to OK using TAB and hit Enter for continue.
Wait for installation

Step 14: After installation done type below command to navigate to HTML folder or where we can
save our website
cd /var/www/html
list files using below command
ls
Step 15: Create new php file using any editor.

For this demo we are using nano editor
nano default.php
Editor will open and add text into the page
<?php echo "<h1>Ubuntu Virtual Machine Demo - LAMP Stack</h1>"; ?>
After designing page press below keys
“CTRL + x” then “y” and hit “Enter”

Step 16: Now navigate to Azure Portal. Click on Resource Groups and select LAMPVMRG
Select Network Security Group

Select inbound security rules and click on + Add button
Note: Inbound port rule – An inbound rule protects the network against incoming traffic from the
internet or other network.
Click on Basic option

Choose Service: HTTP because we need to open 80 port for that. Click on Add button.
Step 17: Select Resource Group and Click on LAMPVMRG.

Select Virtual Machine Ex. LAMPServer
Step 18: Copy Public IP Address
Open Browser and paste IP address with page name.
Ex. 13.67.43.148/default.php
To Stop Virtual Machine:
Click on Stop button and click on Yes option in Overview
To Delete Virtual Machine and other resources:

Click on Resource groups (left side) & select Virtual Machine resource group
Click on Delete resource group option
Enter resource group name to confirmation of virtual machine & click on Delete button.

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Create Ubuntu Virtual Machine & Configure LAMP Stack

Step 1: Open Azure Portal

Resource Group: Create New -> LAMPVMRG

Region: Choose any nearest region

Image: Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS

Size: continue with default size or select any other size

Administrator Username: demouser

Administrator Password: Demouser@123

Click on Next: Disks > button

Step 4: Disks tab

Virtual network: Create New

Public IP: new

Click on Next: Guest config > button

OS guest diagnostics: Off

Diagnostics storage account: new storage account

Note: for this demo don’t require to setup all.

Step 8: Tags tab.

Virtual Machine deployment is underway. Wait for few minutes to complete

Select putty.exe file based on machine like 64-bit or 32-bit.

Download and install on machine

Click on Yes button.

Step 10: Change the user to root by typing below command:

Because to run few command or script will require

apt-get install tasksel

Now run tasksel

Wait for installation

list files using below command

Step 15: Create new php file using any editor.

Editor will open and add text into the page

<?php echo "<h1>Ubuntu Virtual Machine Demo - LAMP Stack</h1>"; ?>

After designing page press below keys

“CTRL + x” then “y” and hit “Enter”

Select Network Security Group

Click on Basic option

Step 17: Select Resource Group and Click on LAMPVMRG.

Step 18: Copy Public IP Address

Open Browser and paste IP address with page name.

To Delete Virtual Machine and other resources:

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