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# Your [[File:OPS705_Lab_Logbook | OPS705 Lab Logbook]]
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→Purpose / Objectives of Lab 1
In this lab, you will login to Microsoft Azure for the first time, navigate your way to DevTest Labs, and spin up your first VM image. The main purpose of this lab is to ensure you can access your account and familiarize yourself with the Azure user interface.
While you are working through this lab, it is highly recommended that you write notes down in your OPS705 Lab Logbook. These are general notes and commands to help you remember how to do this lab. Each lab has its own page in the logbook. You may use this logbook your notes during all quizzestests, so fill it out accordingly!
If you encounter technical issues, please contact your professor via e-mail or in your section's Microsoft Teams group.
=== Minimum Requirements ===
Before beginning, you must have:
# Watched Attended the Week 1 video lecture(or watched the posted recording)
# Read through the Week 1 slides, and have them handy as a reference for concepts
# Your Seneca Azure login credentials (check your e-mail)
# A mobile device (phone/tablet) to setup 2FA (two-factor authentication)
# An Internet connection is helpful (If you don't have one... How are you here?)
In this investigation, you'll log in to your Seneca-provided Azure account, and perform some light house-keeping to make future labs easier.
# Look for an e-mail within your Seneca inbox titled ''Account information for new or modified users'' from Microsoft. This contains your username a welcome message, and temporary password. Keep this handy in a browser window.# In a new browser window, navigate link to: [https://portalour class's DevTest Labs instance.azure.com https://portal.azure.com]# Enter Click the username and password found link in your welcome the e-mailmessage.# On your first login, you'll be asked to change Enter your Seneca credentials. (Same username and password. Do so now. It's recommended you use the same password as for your normal Seneca account.e-mail)
# You'll next be asked to set up two-factor authentication. Do not bypass this step!
# Once you've set that up, verify it by logging out and logging back in again.
# In the ''Search All'' text box, type '''DevTest Labs'''.
# Click '''DevTest Labs'''.
# Click '''OPS705-2207-NAA'''.
# With this new window (i.e. blade) open, find the push-pin icon next to the title, and click it. This will add it to your Dashboard for easy navigation next time you log in.
# In the newly-opened ''Pin to dashboard'' options window, select ''Private'' and ''My Dashboard'', then click '''Pin'''.
= INVESTIGATION 3: Testing With a Web App Instance =
Now that you're set up with your account in ''DevTest Labs'', it's time to test things out! You'll get a sneak peak at some of the work you'll be doing in this course, as well as ensuring you have full access to the course resources.
# In the ''DevTest Labs > OPS705-2207-NAA'' blade, click on '''My virtual machines'''.
# In this new blade, click the '''+ Add''' button to create a new item.
# The ''Choose a base'' page comes up. Give it a few moments to fully populate (i.e. load).
Submit to Blackboard's ''Lab Submission'' section full-desktop screenshots (PNG/JPG) of the following:
# A browser window with your web app page loaded.
# Your view of the OPS705-2207-NAA DevTest Labs Overview blade.
Your professor will review your page directly; the screenshots are a backup in case of catastrophic issues.
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