VM Instance
CentOS 7
Are you overseeing IT infrastructure and seeking a Linux distribution that delivers both stability and top-notch performance? With CentOS 7 for Azure, you can put those performance worries to rest.
Why Use CentOS 7?
Proven Stability: CentOS 7 brings the renowned reliability of RHEL, making it the go-to for enterprise applications that demand stability.
Seamless Azure Integration: Specifically optimized by Ntegral for Azure, it ensures that your cloud operations run smoothly.
Community and Enterprise Backing: Enjoy the support of a vast community and professional backing from Ntegral for any assistance you need.
At a Glance:
Tailored for Azure: Custom optimizations for Azure's environment.
Performance and Stability: The best of CentOS 7's reliability with Azure's cloud capabilities.
Expert Support: Backed by Ntegral's dedicated expertise.
Scalable and Flexible: Grow your infrastructure alongside your business.
Streamline your IT operations now. Download CentOS 7 today!
Top Companies Using this product
IBM
Australian Govt
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WalmartKey Features of CentOS 7:
Robust Security Framework: CentOS 7 features enhanced security with SELinux enforcement, automated patch management, and default firewall protections, ensuring a secure operating environment on Azure.
Efficient Management Tools: Benefit from the robust set of tools that make managing your systems a breeze.
Performance-Optimized: Tailored to exploit Azure's powerful infrastructure for high-performance computing.
Comprehensive Software Support: Access a broad range of software and applications compatible with CentOS 7.
What Makes Ntegral’s CentOS 7 Unique?
Ntegral's Expert Optimization: Enhanced specifically for Azure, our CentOS 7 distribution comes with Ntegral's guarantee of quality and efficiency.
Cost-Effective Solutions: Our pay-as-you-go pricing offers a cost-effective solution that scales with your business needs.
Continuous Updates and Support: Stay secure with regular updates and have peace of mind with Ntegral's dedicated support.
Basic Instructions for Azure Deployment:
Select the CentOS 7 Image: Start by choosing the CentOS 7 image from the Azure Marketplace.
Customize Your VM: Configure your VM with the necessary specifications tailored to your workload.
Set Up Network and Security: Ensure your VM is secured and network settings are correctly configured.
SSH Connection: Utilize SSH to connect securely and manage your CentOS 7 instance.
Keep Systems Updated: Run system updates to maintain security and performance.
Install Your Applications: Use the rich package repository to install the applications you need.
Embrace the efficiency and stability of CentOS 7 optimized for Azure. Get started with a Free Trial today and take the first step towards a more reliable infrastructure.
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| Instance | Category | Core | RAM | Disk Space | Drive Type | Infrastructure Cost | Software Cost |
| B2S* | Standard* | 2 | 4GB | SSD | US$0.05 | US$0.05 | US$0.05 |
| DS3V2* | Standard* | 2 | 4GB | SSD | US$0.05 | US$0.05 | US$0.05 |
* Premium storage is available for this type of virtual machine. Learn more
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