Choose the right operating system image
Deploy secure, production-ready Azure images for Windows and Linux workloads with clean documentation access and direct marketplace entry.
Azure Windows Server 2019
Stable, hybrid-ready, and security-hardened image for reliable production workloads and classic enterprise application hosting.
Azure Windows Server 2022
Secured-core protections, improved containers, and smoother Azure integration for modern enterprise deployment scenarios.
Azure Windows Server 2025
Next-generation Windows Server image built for stronger security posture, hybrid workloads, and future-ready infrastructure.
Ubuntu
Widely adopted LTS base for application servers, DevOps pipelines, cloud-native services, and scalable backend stacks.
Debian
Lightweight, efficient, and stable Linux operating system designed for long-term, cost-optimized production workloads.
Azure AlmaLinux
Enterprise-ready, RHEL-compatible image built for reliable performance, controlled environments, and hardened deployments.
SIMPLE
Deploying a production server is now as easy as tapping through your phone. Just enter a server name, click next–next–finish, and your environment is ready. No complexity — just fast, effortless, automated deployment.
IT MEETS YOUR NEEDS
Our pre‑configured Server Images let you launch a production‑ready environment in minutes — fast, simple, and hassle‑free. Spend less time on setup and more time on what truly matters.
EASY TO USE
With Azure, setting up a server is effortless. No data centers, no hardware — just an internet connection. Spin up a fully functional virtual server in minutes, even if you're not technical.
Application Server: Use it as an application server to get a fast and easy installation without wasting a time.
Low-Traffic Websites and Web Applications: Use it for low-traffic websites and web applications to create them as simple as make a cup of coffee.
Dev-Test Environment: Use it as a dev-test environment if you want to make it super simple but productive.
Moving an organization's computing needs to a high-performance Cloud solution is an exciting prospect, but it can also be a complex and time-consuming process, especially when migrating local servers to the Cloud. Failure to standardize Cloud Servers may result in different deployment configurations, causing numerous issues in the production environment. As a result, it is recommended to provide Azure Cloud servers using pre-configured templates.
