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How do I get my Azure sandbox password. Its says an sshkey has been generated but i couldn't locate it to get updates working
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Hello, @Joseph Okwor !
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Hi, Joseph
You won't have access to the Sandbox directly - this is controlled in the Microsoft tenancy. The SSH key may have been generated, but that's all you needed to do as part of the module (ie not connect to the VM). What module are you working on, are you able to supply us a link to check?
Hi, Thank you for your swift response, I am on the Azure Fundamentals. Creating a Virtual Box and install Ngnix.
The instruction says I should use the apt-get command which when I do is not recognized, when I use sudo apt-get it requests a password and i dont know how to get that
I've just been running the module - good news is that you don't have to connect to the server - it is using a Customs script extension, which will run the commands on the VM directly for you.
Theres a script that runs a Custom script extension, to do the apt-get update and ngix install for you. it connects and runs the scripts remotely for you - without needing to connect to the VM - so as long as this command worked - you have finished it!
I would be happy to get the command. I haven't finished it. Just a bit stock