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You can build your own lab environment in Windows Azure following these simple steps:
- Define a Windows Azure Affinity Group
- Define a Windows Azure Storage Account
- Register a DNS server in Windows Azure
- Define a Virtual Network in Windows Azure
- Configure Windows Server Active Directory in a Windows Azure VM
- Build a VM in Windows Azure
To avoid extra charge for your lab environment when you are not using it, we can use PowerShell to de-provision and re-provision your environment when you need. To do that follow the steps included in this other post:
De-provision / Re-provision your Azure Lab Environment via PowerShell
Enjoy it!!