Overview of the infrastructure
Learn which resources deployment creates and which endpoints it exposes
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Resources
The deployment process creates resources across these resource groups:
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The resource group that contains a managed application synthetic resource.The synthetic resource doesn't require administration or maintenance.
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The managed resource group of the application.This group contains all Azure resources that the solution utilizes. This group includes a VNet, a key vault, an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster, and an Azure Log Analytics workspace.WarningDon't delete the resources in the managed resource group of the application.These resources may require very limited administration. Administration tasks include adjusting AKS node pools to the workload and scaling up PostgreSQL servers.
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The infrastructure resource group of the AKS cluster.This group contains AKS-specific resources, such as virtual machine (VM) scale sets or load balancers. Azure fully manages this resource group.WarningDon't directly modify the infrastructure resource group of the AKS cluster.
Endpoints
After you have deployed the solution, it exposes a single endpoints for user access, the frontend of the internal load balancer of the AKS cluster.
The frontend is used for access to the solution, that is, the dashboard, asset storage (UVCS), and the API. A Private Link service is tied to the frontend. This way, the customer can create a private endpoint that enables access to Self-Hosted Deployment from the corporate network.
Next steps
Prerequisites for deployment through Microsoft Azure Marketplace