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Turbo Studio in Azure ​

Use this guide to deploy the Turbo Studio Azure Marketplace Image (AMI) so you can capture applications on a clean, preconfigured VM with Turbo Studio and Turbo Client installed.

What You'll Learn

  • How to deploy the Turbo Studio AMI from the Azure Marketplace
  • How to connect to the deployed VM for capture work

Prerequisites ​

  • Azure subscription
  • Free Turbo.net account

::: note Azure still bills your subscription for compute and storage usage when you deploy the Turbo Studio AMI, even though the AMI itself has no extra charges. :::

Port 3389 for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is open by default after deployment.

Deploy the AMI ​

To deploy the Turbo Studio AMI, go to portal.azure.com, click Create a resource, search for Turbo Studio, select the Latest plan, and click Create. The Latest plan always deploys the most current Turbo Studio version available in the marketplace.

Complete the deployment tabs:

Turbo Studio Basics Tab

Basics Tab ​

  • Subscription: Select the subscription to manage deployed resources and costs.
  • Resource group: Choose the resource group for the AMI deployment.
  • Region: Select the Azure region for the AMI.
  • Virtual Machine name: Enter the VM hostname.
  • Username: Create the local administrative account username on the VM.
  • Password: Create the local administrative account password on the VM.
  • Confirm password: Confirm the local administrative account password.

Virtual Machine Settings Tab ​

  • Virtual machine size: Change the default VM size by clicking Change size and selecting a different option.

Click Review + create after you fill out the required fields on each tab and validation passes. After reviewing the configuration, click Create to start the deployment.

Connect to the VM ​

When the deployment finishes, open a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connection to the VM using the Public IP address from the Overview page of the deployed Turbo Studio AMI VM in the Azure Portal.

Next Steps ​

Use the deployed Turbo Studio AMI to capture applications. See Working with Turbo Studio for comprehensive guidance on using Turbo Studio, including the Setup Capture and Snapshot methods.