The uploaded VHD disk is now available in the console of Windows Azure. Make a manual configuration and create a new virtual machine. Create this machine with the setting from gallery.
This is Part 3 of the tutorial Installing Windows 8 on Windows Azure
Part 2: See how to upload your VHD to Azure
Part 3: See how to create a Virtual Machine from VHD in Azure
Part 4: See how to capture an image in Azure after Sysprep
Part 5: See how to deploy Windows 8 in Azure
Video of entire tutorial: Checkout how Windows 8 runs on Azure
Part 2: See how to upload your VHD to Azure
Part 3: See how to create a Virtual Machine from VHD in Azure
Part 4: See how to capture an image in Azure after Sysprep
Part 5: See how to deploy Windows 8 in Azure
Video of entire tutorial: Checkout how Windows 8 runs on Azure
Choose a VHD Disk, then assign a name to the machine.
I then choose standalone machine and add it to a predefined network where also the domain controller resides in.
Boot up the machine. It takes a few minutes to prepare it. Then you can download the connect.rdp and immediately access your Windows 8 Machine running in the Windows Azure Cloud.
After the image creation was successful you can capture the image on Azure.
Next step, Part 4: See how to capture an image in Azure after Sysprep
