Azure Virtual Desktop Training

You can use Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) to manage applications in several ways:

1. Hosting applications: You can use Azure VMs to host applications and run them on the cloud. This allows for scalability and reduces the need for physical infrastructure, as well as providing increased reliability and security.
2. Deploying custom images: You can use Azure VMs to create custom images of your application environments and deploy them as needed. This can be useful for development, testing, and staging environments.
3. Running virtualized applications: You can use Azure VMs to run virtualized applications, such as Microsoft RemoteApp, which allows you to deliver Windows-based applications to any device.
4. Automating deployment: You can use Azure VMs in combination with Azure Automation to automate the deployment and configuration of applications, reducing the time and effort required to deploy and manage applications.
5. Integrating with other Azure services: You can use Azure VMs in conjunction with other Azure services, such as Azure Active Directory and Azure Storage, to provide a complete solution for managing applications on the cloud.

By using Azure VMs to manage applications, you can benefit from the scalability, reliability, and security of the Azure cloud, as well as the ability to easily integrate with other Azure services to build a complete and integrated solution for managing your applications.