In the Create a virtual machine page, enter the virtual machine's name, and then you can find that our Managed disk is automatically selected in the Image option.

In the Source snapshot, select the snapshot that we had created (snapshot-SourceVM).Īfter successfully select the Source disk, click Review + create.Īfter successfully deploying the Managed disk, select the managed disk (ManagedDisk-SourceVM) in the Overview, click + Create VM. In the Create a resource search box, type Managed Disk and then select it.Ĭlick Create to start the Managed disk deployment process.Įnter the name for the managed disk and then select the Source type as Snapshot. Now the snapshot has been created, and we can verify the status.Īfter successfully created the snapshot, we have to create the managed disk, so click + Create.

In the Create snapshot page, enter the snapshot name, then select the Storage type as Standard HDD because of the cost, and then click Review+ create. In the Overview, click the + Create snapshot to start the snapshot creation. Select Disks under the Settings, and then select OS disk (Source-VM_disk1). Now we can see that the IIS server is running in the Source-VM. To verify that IIS services are running, copy the Source-VMs IP address and past it to the internet browser. We are going to take the snapshot from this running VM. We have one Virtual machine called “Source-VM,” and that VM has already installed the IIS server. In this article, we are going to learn how to create a Virtual machine using the snapshot. The VM snapshots are very helpful to recover our virtual machine from a disaster. We can also consider that a VM snapshot is the copy of the disk file of our Virtual machine. The Virtual machine snapshots are the best way to clone the Virtual machine without any interruption at the same time, we can use the snapshot to create multiple VM's.

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