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    • prcssupportP
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      One of my High school alum posted this and I just saw it. Not sure about this but he said he was involved in the roll out on Azure. (Thought that was cool) It has been a long time since I saw him.

      (https://www.kali.org/news/azure-marketplace-weekly-iso-builds/)

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      • scottalanmillerS
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        Neat idea.

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        • prcssupportP
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          I was looking at it more. It would seem he (my alum) works with\for Microsoft. I wasn't sure which part of the team he was on. I was just looking at placing a Kali build in a cloud instance then I saw this.

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          • scottalanmillerS
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            @prcssupport said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

            I was looking at it more. It would seem he (my alum) works with\for Microsoft. I wasn't sure which part of the team he was on. I was just looking at placing a Kali build in a cloud instance then I saw this.

            Vultr would work too, and be cheaper.

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            • prcssupportP
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              @scottalanmiller said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

              @prcssupport said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

              I was looking at it more. It would seem he (my alum) works with\for Microsoft. I wasn't sure which part of the team he was on. I was just looking at placing a Kali build in a cloud instance then I saw this.

              Vultr would work too, and be cheaper.

              I'm don't use Azure or Vultr(tho I did take look at the latter the other day). I have systems running with profit bricks. I'm working on migrating more of my servers to Linux based systems.

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              • scottalanmillerS
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                @prcssupport said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

                @scottalanmiller said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

                @prcssupport said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

                I was looking at it more. It would seem he (my alum) works with\for Microsoft. I wasn't sure which part of the team he was on. I was just looking at placing a Kali build in a cloud instance then I saw this.

                Vultr would work too, and be cheaper.

                I'm don't use Azure or Vultr(tho I did take look at the latter the other day). I have systems running with profit bricks. I'm working on migrating more of my servers to Linux based systems.

                Test out Vultr, it's cheap and good.

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                • prcssupportP
                  prcssupport @scottalanmiller
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                  @scottalanmiller said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

                  @prcssupport said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

                  @scottalanmiller said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

                  @prcssupport said in Deploy Kali Linux on AZURE.:

                  I was looking at it more. It would seem he (my alum) works with\for Microsoft. I wasn't sure which part of the team he was on. I was just looking at placing a Kali build in a cloud instance then I saw this.

                  Vultr would work too, and be cheaper.

                  I'm don't use Azure or Vultr(tho I did take look at the latter the other day). I have systems running with profit bricks. I'm working on migrating more of my servers to Linux based systems.

                  Test out Vultr, it's cheap and good.
                  Thank you. I will take a deeper dive, I looked from the surface.

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