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Adventures of a Cloud Operator: SQL Resource Provider on Azure Stack – Step 1: Deployment
This is for SQL Resource Provider (RP) 1.1.24.0 which is now superseded by 1.1.30.0 literally the next day after I executed the install. The only reason for posting this blog is to give a baseline for my update SQL RP post. The exact same install process will work for any newer Azure Stack deployments just skip the section where I rollback the PowerShell module version This post will cover the deployment of the SQL RP with other posts in the series covering the various other steps and considerations -
Adventures of a Cloud Operator: Highly Available App Service 1.4 on Azure Stack - Step 1: Design considerations
You’re a cloud operator for an Azure Stack Integrated system and for whatever reason you have the task of deploying the App Services Resource provider… In this blog series, I’m going to take you through the considerations and deployment processes I went through for the App Services resource provider on an Azure Stack Integrated System. This will work on an ASDK but it’d get fairly crowded on your single server instance if you follow the HA design all the way through. -
Adventures of a Cloud Operator: Highly Available App Service 1.4 on Azure Stack - Step 2: Deployment
You’re a cloud operator for an Azure Stack Integrated system and for whatever reason you have the task of deploying the App Services Resource provider… In this blog series, I’m going to take you through the considerations and deployment process of the App Services resource provider on an Azure Stack Integrated System. This should work on an ASDK but you’re probably going to make life tough for your single server instance.