1) Login to Azure portal.
2) Configure a virtual network.

-> Click “Create a resource”. Search for “Virtual network”. Select it and click on “create”.

-> Provide the required details as below and click “Create”.

3) Create a route table and a route.

-> Click “Create a resource”. Search for “Route Table”. Select it and click on “create”.

-> Provide the required details as below and click “Create”.

-> Open the route table once it is created, click on “Routes” and then click “Add”.

-> Provide the required details as below and click “OK”.

4) Apply the created route table to Managed Instance Subnet.

-> Click “Dashboard”, open Resource group “JB_RG” and select “JB_VN”. Click “Subnets” and then select “JB_Subnet”.

-> Select “Route Table” and then “JB_RT”. Click “Save”.

5) Create our Managed Instance.

-> Click “Create a resource”. Search for “Managed Instance”. Select it and click on “create”.

-> Provide the required details and click on create.

-> Your first instance will take close to 24 hours to complete as advised in the message.

-> Click on resource group “JB_RG” and then click on Deployments as shown below,

-> Select the “Managed Instance” that is getting deployed and you will see the below screen.

-> Still getting deployed..

-> It finished finally after 33 hours.

-> This is the portal view after Managed instance is built,

I created my first managed instance using this article and blogged here.
Other articles related to Managed Instance can be found here.

Thank You,
Vivek Janakiraman

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