Azure Citadel
  • Blogs

  • ARM
  • Azure Arc
    • Overview
    • Azure Arc-enabled Servers
      • Prereqs
      • Scenario
      • Hack Overview
      • Azure Landing Zone
      • Arc Pilot resource group
      • Azure Monitoring Agent
      • Additional policy assignments
      • Access your on prem VMs
      • Create onboarding scripts
      • Onboarding using scripts
      • Inventory
      • Monitoring
      • SSH
      • Windows Admin Center
      • Governance
      • Custom Script Extension
      • Key Vault Extension
      • Managed Identity
    • Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes
      • Prereqs
      • Background
      • Deploy Cluster
      • Connect to Arc
      • Enable GitOps
      • Deploy Application
      • Enable Azure AD
      • Enforce Policy
      • Enable Monitoring
      • Enable Azure Defender
      • Enable Data Services
      • Enable Application Delivery
    • Useful Links
  • Azure CLI
    • Install
    • Get started
    • JMESPATH queries
    • Integrate with Bash
  • Azure Landing Zones
    • Prereqs
    • Day 1
      • Azure Baristas
      • Day 1 Challenge
    • Day 2
      • Example
      • Day 2 Challenge
    • Day 3
      • Day 3 Challenge
    • Useful Links
  • Azure Policy
    • Azure Policy Basics
      • Policy Basics in the Azure Portal
      • Creating Policy via the CLI
      • Deploy If Not Exists
      • Management Groups and Initiatives
    • Creating Custom Policies
      • Customer scenario
      • Policy Aliases
      • Determine the logic
      • Create the custom policy
      • Define, assign and test
  • Azure Stack HCI
    • Overview
    • Useful Links
    • Updates from Microsoft Ignite 2022
  • Marketplace
    • Introduction
      • Terminology
      • Offer Types
    • Partner Center
    • Offer Type
    • Publish a VM Offer HOL
      • Getting Started
      • Create VM Image
      • Test VM Image
      • VM Offer with SIG
      • VM Offer with SAS
      • Publish Offer
    • Other VM Resources
    • Publish a Solution Template HOL
      • Getting Started
      • Create ARM Template
      • Validate ARM Template
      • Create UI Definition
      • Package Assets
      • Publish Offer
    • Publish a Managed App HOL
      • Getting Started
      • Create ARM Template
      • Validate ARM Template
      • Create UI Definition
      • Package Assets
      • Publish Offer
    • Managed Apps with AKS HOL
    • Other Managed App Resources
    • SaaS Offer HOLs
    • SaaS Offer Video Series
      • Video 1 - SaaS Offer Overview
      • Video 2 - Purchasing a SaaS Offer
      • Video 3 - Purchasing a Private SaaS Plan
      • Video 4 - Publishing a SaaS Offer
      • Video 5 - Publishing a Private SaaS Plan
      • Video 6 - SaaS Offer Technical Overview
      • Video 7 - Azure AD Application Registrations
      • Video 8 - Using the SaaS Offer REST Fulfillment API
      • Video 9 - The SaaS Client Library for .NET
      • Video 10 - Building a Simple SaaS Landing Page in .NET
      • Video 11 - Building a Simple SaaS Publisher Portal in .NET
      • Video 12 - SaaS Webhook Overview
      • Video 13 - Implementing a Simple SaaS Webhook in .NET
      • Video 14 - Securing a Simple SaaS Webhook in .NET
      • Video 15 - SaaS Metered Billing Overview
      • Video 16 - The SaaS Metered Billing API with REST
  • Microsoft Fabric
    • Theory
    • Prereqs
    • Fabric Capacity
    • Set up a Remote State
    • Create a repo from a GitHub template
    • Configure an app reg for development
    • Initial Terraform workflow
    • Expanding your config
    • Configure a workload identity
    • GitHub Actions for Microsoft Fabric
    • GitLab pipeline for Microsoft Fabric
  • Packer & Ansible
    • Packer
    • Ansible
    • Dynamic Inventories
    • Playbooks & Roles
    • Custom Roles
    • Shared Image Gallery
  • Partner
    • Lighthouse and Partner Admin Link
      • Microsoft Cloud Partner Program
      • Combining Lighthouse and PAL
      • Minimal Lighthouse definition
      • Using service principals
      • Privileged Identity Management
    • Useful Links
  • REST API
    • REST API theory
    • Using az rest
  • Setup
  • Terraform
    • Fundamentals
      • Initialise
      • Format
      • Validate
      • Plan
      • Apply
      • Adding resources
      • Locals and outputs
      • Managing state
      • Importing resources
      • Destroy
    • Working Environments for Terraform
      • Cloud Shell
      • macOS
      • Windows with PowerShell
      • Windows with Ubuntu in WSL2
    • Using AzAPI
      • Using the REST API
      • azapi_resource
      • Removing azapi_resource
      • azapi_update_resource
      • Data sources and outputs
      • Removing azapi_update_resource
  • Virtual Machines
    • Azure Bastion with native tools & AAD
    • Managed Identities

  • About
  • Archive
  1. Home
  2. Azure Arc
  3. Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes
  4. Deploy Application

Table of Contents

  • Background
  • Challenge 4
    • Cluster Administrator
    • Application Developer
  • Success Criteria
  • References

Deploy Application

Run an application with Azure resource dependencies.

Background

Persona - Developer Persona - Cluster Administrator

Your development team want to deploy a new application version into all connected clusters.

This is the flagship review application that currently is running in a number of locations. It requires access to Azure Storage and an Azure SQL Database.

Challenge 4

Cluster Administrator

Set up a platform service to issue certificates for application developers. A good choice would be to set up a cluster wide certificate issuer from Lets Encrypt for free TLS certs. You can use the reference deployment of a Lets Encrypt Cluster Issuer

Set up a service to assign Azure AD identities to workloads running in the cluster. This can be achieved by deploying pod identity for Kubernetes. There are two sample manifests.

Deploy the required infrastructure (DB, Storage and Application Registration) resources using a GitHub Action.

Stretch Discuss how you could deploy Azure Infrastructure outside of Kubernetes using the same repository and GitOps approach

Application Developer

Deploy the application using a GitOps approach and configure access to Azure resources using Managed Identities.

After running the GitHub action to deploy the infrastructure you can find your specific application manifest files saved as an artifact of that run.

Hint: Download the archived file from the run and check it into the correct application developer repository path. You shouldn’t have to make any changes to the files

Stretch Set up a single repository for multiple application development teams working on different applications and discuss the advantage and disadvantages of such an approach

Success Criteria

  • Review application is running on all your clusters
  • You can sign in, leave a review and upload an image

References

  • Use GitOps with Azure Arc for Kubernetes

  • Managed Identity

  • Deploy Azure Resources

Enable GitOps Deploy Application Enable Azure AD