Yannick Dils • 6/23/2021

How to create a Windows Server 2022 (AVD) image with Azure Image Builder and deploy it to Azure Virtual Desktop

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This article provides a step-by-step tutorial for IT professionals on creating a customized Windows Server 2022 image using Azure Image Builder and deploying it to Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD). It covers prerequisites, PowerShell scripting, ARM templates, and integrating with a Shared Image Gallery for AVD infrastructure management.

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