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recently i moved from windows to ubuntu on one of my laptops and since then i was trying to look for the way to create a vhds or some sort of image files that i can use as a container. so i looked up for the solution and found a working solution scattered though places. so here i am putting it in a blog post to have all it in one place.   first we need to create an image file (.img) by using the dd command. the dd command is used to copy and convert the file. the reason it is not called cc is because it is already being used by c compiler. here goes the command. this command will create the .img file but you cannot mount this file as of yet. to do that you have to format the image so that it can have now we can mount the image file by using the mount command: on your desktop. you can unmount the image by clicking the eject or unmount bu*ton as shown in the below screenshot or you can execute the i started to work on a project which is a combination of lot of intelligent apis and machine learning stuff. one of the things i have to accomplish is to extract the text from the images that are being uploaded to the storage. to accomplish this part of the project i planned to use microsoft cognitive service computer vision api. here is the extract of it from my architecture diagram. i named my function app as quoteextractor and selected the hosting plan as consumption plan instead of app service plan. if you choose consumption plan you will be billed only what you use or whenever your function executes. on the other hand, if you choose app service plan you will be billed monthly based on the service plan you choose even if your function executes only few times a month or not even executed at all. i have selected the location as west us because the cognitive service subscription i have has the endpoint for the api from west us. i then also created a new storage account. click on create bu*ton to create the function app. after the function app is created successfully, create a new function in the function app quoteextractor. click on the functions on the left