This section explains how to deploy Azure Native Qumulo (ANQ), view information about your service, and connect to the Qumulo Web UI.
For an introduction, see How Azure Native Qumulo Works.
To Deploy
This section explains how to deploy the ANQ service in Azure.
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Log in to the Azure Portal and search for
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On the Create a Qumulo resource in Azure page, on the Basics tab, in the Project details section:
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Select a Subscription that you can access as an owner or contributor.
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Select a Resource group or click Create new.
Note
A resource group is a container that holds related Azure resources. We recommend creating a resource group exclusive to your Qumulo infrastructure.
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In the Azure resource details section:
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Enter a Resource name.
This is the name of your service.
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Select a Region.
For more information, see Supported Azure Regions.
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Select an Availability zone.
Azure pins the service resources in a region to this availability zone.
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By creating all your Qumulo resources within the same availability zone, Azure can reduce latency.
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In the Administrator account section, enter a Password and then re-enter it.
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In the Qumulo file system details section:
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Select the Standard or Performance storage type.
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Specify the size of the service to create in TB.
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In the Pricing plan section, select a pricing plan.
The pay-as-you-go plan is the default plan.
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For more information about pay-as-you-go price estimates, see the Pricing and Performance Calculator.
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For up-front pricing plans and free trials, email Azure Native Qumulo Support.
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On the Networking tab, in the Configure virtual network section:
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Select the Virtual network for hosting your service. For more information, see Virtual Networking Prerequisites for ANQ.
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Do one of the following:
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Select an existing delegated subnet to associate with your service.
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To create a new delegated subnet, click Manage subnet configuration.
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On the Tags tab, enter any custom tags as a name-value pair.
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To create a service, click Next: Review + Create >.
Viewing Service Information and Connecting to the Qumulo Core Web UI
When Azure finishes creating your service, you can view information about the service and start using the Qumulo Core Web UI.
Viewing the IP Addresses of Your Service
To view the IP addresses associated with your service, click IP Addresses on the sidebar.
To Log in to the Qumulo Core Web UI
To log in to the Qumulo Core Web UI, you must identify your service endpoint.
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Click Overview and then copy the Qumulo Core Web UI Login URL. For example:
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Enter the URL into a browser from a machine that runs, or is connected to, the virtual network where you deployed ANQ.
Note
- If you connect from a machine that is in a different virtual network, establish virtual network peering between the two virtual networks.
- If you connect from an on-premises machine, ensure that you connect by using Azure VPN Gateway or Azure ExpressRoute.
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When the page prompts you for a Username, enter
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When the page prompts you for a Password, enter the administrator password that you configured previously.