Turbo Studio in Azure

A preconfigured application capture environment can be deployed to Azure via the Turbo Studio Azure Marketplace Image (AMI). A Turbo Studio AMI deployed instance has Turbo Studio and Turbo Client preinstalled on a clean machine to allow for accurate application captures whether the Setup Capture or Snapshot method is used.

Users will need the following to deploy the Turbo Studio AMI:

• Azure subscription
• Free Turbo.net account

The Remote Desktop Protocol (port 3389) is open by default once the Turbo Studio AMI is deployed.

Note: While there are no extra charges to deploy the Turbo Studio AMI, the Azure subscription will still be charged for any usage.

Deployment

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.

The deployment process is organized into several tabs that must be completed:

Basics Tab

• Subscription: Select the subscription to manage deployed resources and costs
• Resource group: Resource group to deploy the AMI
• Region: Azure region to deploy the AMI
• Virtual Machine name: Hostname of the VM
• Username: Local administrative account username on the VM
• Password: Local administrative account password on the VM
• Confirm password: Confirm the local administrative account password

Virtual Machine Settings Tab

• Virtual machine size: The default VM size can be changed by clicking Change size to select a different virtual machine size

Click Review + create when all the required information is added across all tabs and the review step passes validation. After reviewing the configuration, click Create to begin the deployment.

When the deployment is complete, 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.

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