Arc
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Arc resource bridge via powershell
… Quick tip - Arc resource bridge via powershell - working for AS HCI 22H2 Setup your powershell environment Install-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -Force Install-Module-Name PowershellGet -Force -Confirm:$false -SkipPublisherCheck Install-Module -Name Moc -Repository PSGallery -AcceptLicense -Force Initialize-MocNode Install-Module -Name ArcHci -Force
-Confirm:$false -SkipPublisherCheck -AcceptLicense Define variables for the MOC: $vswitchName="ConvergedSwitch(compute)" $controlPlaneIP="10.10.0.37" $csv_path="C:\ClusterStorage\Volume01\Arc" $vlanID="57" #(Optional) $VMIP_1="10.10.0.38" #(required only for static IP configurations) $VMIP_2="10.10.0.39" #(required only for static IP configurations) $DNSServers=@("10. -
Azure Stack HCI vs Azure Arc - simplified
Azure Stack HCI is a hardware appliance that allows businesses to run their own private cloud infrastructure on their own servers. It is designed for companies that want to keep their data and applications on-premises (i.e., not in the public cloud). With Azure Stack HCI, companies can create their own cloud-like environment for their applications and data, but with the added benefits of Azure services, such as backup, monitoring, and security.