- Once the file completes the download process and the files appear in the Media Images page, Navigate to the Machines Dashboard.
- Click New VM.

- On the Select Type tab, select New VM and click Next.

- The Virtual Machine Settings tab opens.

- In the VM Recipe Instance box, complete the following fields:
- Name
- Cores
- RAM
- Cluster (can be left as Default)
- OS Family

- In the Drives box:
- Create a CD-Rom Drive , select Use Local Media Image
- Attach Selected iso to CD-ROM , select the file that was previously uploaded into Media Images
- OS Drive Interface , select Virtio-SCSI
Drives
- In the Network box, make sure the Create Network Interface is checked and select the interface from the dropdown.

- Click Submit.

- The new VM screen opens. Click the Power button and the Confirmation box opens.
- Click Power On.

- Next, the OS must be installed and configured. To access the machine, click Console.

- The Console opens.

- Use the console to install the OS as usual.
- The IP address configuration must be set manually as a part of installation. The process for this can differ, depending on the OS installed. In this example, we are setting a manual IP address for Ubuntu Server 24.04:
Manual IP Address Assignment
DHCP is not supported. An IP address must be manually assigned, using a free IP address on the IP plan. All fields must be completed to ensure network connectivity.
- Complete the installation as usual. Most Linux distributions include drivers for Virtio, which is required for optimal performance when virtualizing hardware.

