Description:Unlock the full potential of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) combined with the convenience of a graphical user interface (GUI) in our latest Azure offer. This solution is meticulously crafted for businesses and developers seeking a robust, secure, and user-friendly Linux environment in the cloud.

Key Features:

• Intuitive GUI: Experience the ease of managing your Linux server with a graphical interface, making it accessible even for those new to Linux.
• Enhanced Security: Leverage RHEL's industry-leading security features, now with an intuitive GUI layer for simplified security management.
• Seamless Integration: Enjoy seamless integration with Azure services, ensuring compatibility and performance in a cloud-native environment.
• Optimized Performance: Benefit from RHEL's performance optimization, tailored for Azure's cloud architecture, ensuring fast and efficient operation.
• Scalability: Effortlessly scale your resources to meet your evolving business needs without compromising on performance.
• Support & Reliability: Gain peace of mind with Red Hat's renowned support and the reliability of Azure's infrastructure.

Use Cases:

• Ideal for enterprises requiring a stable, secure, and high-performance Linux environment.
• Perfect for developers needing a user-friendly Linux interface with the robustness of RHEL.
• Suitable for organizations looking to leverage Linux in a cloud-native setting with easy-to-navigate GUI.

Get Started Today:Deploy RHEL with GUI on Azure and transform the way you interact with Linux in the cloud. Benefit from a powerful combination of performance, security, and ease of use, backed by the reliability of Azure and Red Hat.

Important notes:

• the recommended remote desktop clients are remmina "for linux" and mRemoteNG "for windows" the default windows client is not recommended unless you set it with the smaillest display and the lowest color depth
• This image doesn’t need a GPU but you will need at least 2 cores and 8 GB ram,
• DON'T FORGET TO REGESTER YOUR VM
• You must ssh to the server using the user you configured when you created the VM and give yourself a password using the command ($ sudo passwd “your username”).
• The TCP port 3389 is NOT opened by default. YOU WILL NEED TO OPEN THAT PORT FROM AZURE

----------(Disclaimer)-----------

the respective trademark "RedHat Enterprise Linux" dose not belong to us