Go on creating the TeamCity instance by clicking Ok. If required, download the template and parameters on your local machine for future use.

Review the summary on the next screen.

On the Additional Settings tab, select the TeamCity installation size and provide a password for the MySQL database of your TeamCity instance.

Click OK to save the Virtual Machine settings. If editing it, make sure it is globally unique.Īt this step, you also need to configure and save the subnet settings. The Domain name label, DNS Prefix for the TeamCity server, will be auto-filled for you.

Password authentication is not recommended due to the known issue with CoreOS metadata service which breaks the startup of the default build agent. The recommended approach is to use SSH key for that. Configure Virtual machine settings: provide the username and authentication type.In the Basics tab, create a new resource group, in our case teamcity_demo:.Select Create at the bottom of the page to configure a TeamCity installation.Review the pricing and terms information, select Continue.In your browser, open the TeamCity offer in the Azure Marketplace.Most of the TeamCity installation is automated, all you need to do is perform a few steps: Note: Make sure you have a contributor and user access administrator roles on Azure. You’ll need an Azure subscription and about 10 minutes to set up TeamCity. Today we’ll go over a TeamCity instance setup on Azure, which will save you time and effort of configuration tasks.

The offer lets you run a JetBrains TeamCity server and a local agent on an Azure Linux VM in Azure. It is also available as a TeamCity download option on the official JetBrains site: Now we’re glad to provide the TeamCity offer in the Azure Marketplace for streamlined TeamCity setup. Some time ago we announced TeamCity Azure Resource Manager for TeamCity deployment in Azure cloud.

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