If this was helpful to you please Accept Answer. You run sudo apt-get upgrade to install available upgrades of all packages currently installed on the system from the sources configured via sources.list file. If you have any questions please let me know in a comment. Performing the steps above should only add a couple of minutes to the process. sudo apt-get updateĮcho 'Welcome to Azure! My name is $(hostname).' | sudo tee -a /var/www/html/index.html

Wait for each to complete before pasting in the next command.

You will need to substitute the publicIpAddress you noted above for below:Ĭopy and right-click - paste the following three commands below in the cloud shell window. Start Task 2, and then when it errors out, follow steps below:Ĭonnect to the newly-created VM using ssh (in cloud shell). After Task 1 finishes, make a note of the publicIpAddress that was assigned to the VM (e.g. Please activate new sandbox and create the VM as instructed in the exercise. You need to ssh to the vm you created before you can use sudo. If you do see the errors, please follow instructions below: tee /etc/apt//redis.list sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install redis. If you don't see these errors, then no need for you to run commands manually. Add the repository to the apt index, update it, and then install.

Lately the process has been failing occasionally-you will know it failed if you see lots of errors in your cloud shell after running az vm extension set command. In the exercise the extension is supposed to run the sudo apt-get update command for you when you run az vm extension set command.

Aptget update