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Adding Windows Instance

To create a Windows instance, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to Compute > Windows Instances.
  2. Click the + NEW WINDOWS INSTANCE button. Windows Instance creation
  3. Choose an Availability Zone, which is the geographical region where your Instance will be deployed. The chosen option should be the advanced VPC from all available AZs. Windows Instance
  4.  Select a VPC network from the Select Network Dropdown and select the appropriate tier listed in Select a Network Tier.
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    To add a Windows Instance to a VPC, you need to have a VPC configured with at least one tier.

  5. Choose an OS Image to run on your Instance.
  6. Choose a compute pack from the available compute collections.
  7. Choose a Root disk from the available Disk packs, or you can use the free size option to specify the Root Disk.
  8. In the Name Your Windows Instance field, enter the desired name for your Windows Instance. The Instance name must only contain alphanumeric characters, underscore, dots and hyphens. Root Disk
  9. Under the Summary and Estimated Costs section, verify the estimated cost of your Windows Instance based on the chosen specifications. Summary and Estimated
  10. After reviewing the policies mentioned by your cloud service provider, click The above information is correct.
  11. To view the price summary and any discount codes in your account, click the BUY HOURLY or BUY MONTHLY button.
    • You can apply any of the discount codes listed by clicking on the APPLY button. 
    • You can also remove the applied discount code by clicking the REMOVE button. 
    • Clicking on the CANCEL button, this action will be canceled.
  12. Click the CONFIRM button to create the Windows Instance.
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This might take up to 5-8 minutes. You may use the Cloud Console during this time, but it is advised that you do not refresh the browser window.

Once ready, you receive a notification of this purchase at your email address. To access the newly created Windows instance, navigate to Compute > Windows Instances on the main navigation panel.