Azure Bastion documentation

Learn how to use Azure Bastion to connect to a virtual machine. Configure secure and seamless RDP/SSH connectivity to your virtual machines directly in the Azure portal over SSL. When you connect via Azure Bastion, your virtual machines don't need a public IP address.

Bastion documentation
Overview
- What is Azure Bastion?
Quickstarts
Tutorials
- Deploy Bastion using manually specified settings
Concepts
- What's new in Bastion?
- Work remotely
  - Support for working remotely
  - Leverage Bastion for remote working
- Bastion FAQ
- Design architecture
- Bastion configuration settings
- VM connections and features
- Bastion and VNet peering
- Work with NSGs
- Reliability
  - Availability zones and disaster recovery
- Security
  - Security baseline
How-to guides
- Deploy Bastion
- Deploy private-only Bastion
- Configure Bastion settings
  - View or upgrade SKU
  - Configure native client support
  - Configure host scaling
    - Azure portal
    - Azure PowerShell
  - Configure a shareable link
  - Configure Kerberos authentication
  - Configure session recording
- Connect to a virtual machine
  - Windows VM
    - RDP connection
    - SSH connection
  - Linux VM
    - SSH connection
    - RDP connection
- Connect to a VM - native client
  - Connect from Windows client
  - Connect from Linux client
- Connect to a VM - IP address
- Connect to a VM scale set
- Connect to DevTest Labs VMs
- Work with a VM session
- Monitoring
- Troubleshoot
Reference
Resources

Azure Docs Links

Azure Bastion documentation