Azure
This chapter provides a quick guide for using Websoft9 on Azure.
Quick References
Create VM
You can create Azure VM by below methods
- Create VM by image
- Create VM by VHD
DNS for VM
Azure DNS alias records are qualifications on a DNS record set. They can reference Azure VM from within your DNS zone.
If you create VM, Azure created a DNS your_alias.centralus.cloudapp.azure.com
for it.
Security Group
Azure Portal can set security group by: VM console > Network > Network Settings.
And it support Application Security Groups (ASG) security policy.
Azure CLI
Azure CLI commands that may be used when hosting applications with Websoft9.
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Get Websoft9 image information
az vm image list --location westus -p vmlabinc1613642184700 --output table
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Create VM from Websoft9 image
# docs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/azurerm.compute/set-azurermvmplan?view=azurermps-6.13.0&viewFallbackFrom=azurermps-6.6.0
az vm create -n akeneo-test -g networkwatcherrg --attach-os-disk akeneo-test_OsDisk_1_8a98e493bc144ffd8d68a62b8da35532 --os-type linux --location centralus --plan-publisher Bitnami --plan-name '1-4' --plan-product Akeneo --image Bitnami:akeneo:1-4:3.2.1910031550
Configure Options
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Azure Console connect VM (√): VM console > Connect
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VM Backup (√): Azure Backup
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Change the size of VM (√): VM console > Availability + Scaling > Size
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Redeploy VM (√): VM console > Support > Redeploy
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Default credential of VM: Create username and password or key pair by user
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Spot Virtual Machines (√)
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Replace VM image (×)
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VM username and password requirements
Related Azure docs
- Enable root account password
- Deploy Websoft9 at Azure
- Azure Virtual machines
- Azure Blob
- Azure Storage account
- Azure CLI