Buchanan / Joyner Azure Arc-Enabled Kubernetes and Servers

Extending Hyperscale Cloud Management to Your Datacenter
1. Auflage 2021
ISBN: 978-1-4842-7768-3
Verlag: APRESS
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, 299 Seiten, eBook

Welcome to this introductory guide to using Microsoft’s Azure Arc service, a new multi-cloud management platform that belongs in every cloud or DevOps estate. As many IT pros know, servers and Azure Kubernetes Service drive a huge amount of consumption in Azure—so why not extend familiar management tools proven in Azure to on-premises and other cloud networks? This practical guide will get you up to speed quickly, with instruction that treads light on the theory and heavy on the hands-on experience to make setting up Azure Arc servers and Kubernetes across multiple clouds a lot less complex.  Azure experts and MVPs Buchanan and Joyner provide just the right amount of context so you can grasp important concepts, and get right to the business of using and gaining value from Azure Arc. If your organization has resources across hybrid cloud, multi-cloud, and edge environments, then this book is for you. You will learn how to configure and use Azure Arc to uniformly manage workloads across all of these environments. What You Will Learn Introduces the basics of hybrid, multi-cloud, and edge computing and how Azure Arc fits into that IT strategy Teaches the fundamentals of Azure Resource Manager, setting the reader up with the knowledge needed on the technology that underpins Azure Arc Offers insights into Azure native management tooling for managing on-premises servers and extending to other cloudsDetails an end-to-end hybrid server monitoring scenario leveraging Azure Monitor and/or Azure Sentinel that is seamlessly delivered by Azure ArcDefines a blueprint to achieve regulatory compliance with industry standards using Azure Arc, delivering Azure Policy from Azure Defender for ServersExplores how Git and GitHub integrate with Azure Arc; delves into how GitOps is used with Azure Arc Empowers your DevOps teams to perform tasks that typically fall under IT operations Dives into how to best use Azure CLI with Azure ArcWho This Book Is ForDevOps, system administrators, security professionals, and IT workers responsible for servers both on-premises and in the cloud. Some experience in system administration, DevOps, containers, and use of Git/GitHub is helpful.

Zielgruppe

Professional/practitioner

Autoren/Hrsg.

Buchanan, Steve

Joyner, John

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Chapter 1: Azure Arc as an Extension of the Azure Control Plane.- Chapter 2: Azure Resource Manager Insights.- Chapter 3: Azure Management Insights.- Chapter 4: Azure Arc Servers: Getting Started.- Chapter 5: Azure Arc Servers: Using at Scale.- Chapter 6: Hybrid Server Monitoring Solution.- Chapter 7: Regulatory and Security Compliance for Azure Arc Servers.- Chapter 8: GitOps Insights.- Chapter 9: Azure Arc Enabled Kubernetes: Getting Started.

Über Autor(innen)

Steve Buchanan is a Director, Azure Platform Lead & Containers Services Lead on a Cloud Transformation team with a large consulting firm. He is a 10-time Microsoft MVP, Pluralsight author, and the author of six technical books. He has presented at tech events, including DevOpsDays, Midwest Management Summit (MMS), Microsoft Ignite, BITCon, Experts Live Europe, OSCON, Inside Azure management, and user groups. He stays active in the technical community and enjoys blogging about his adventures in the world of IT at www.buchatech.com.  John Joyner is Senior Director, Technology at AccountabilIT, a managed services provider of 24x7 Network Operations and Security Operations Center (NOC & SOC) services. As an Azure Solutions Architect Expert, he designs and builds modern management and security solutions based on Azure Lighthouse, Azure Arc, Azure Monitor Logs, Azure Sentinel, Azure Defender, and Microsoft Defender. John is also an authority on System Center products in private cloud and hybrid cloud environments and has been awarded Microsoft MVP 14 times. John is a retired U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr., where he was a computer scientist, worked for NATO in Europe and was aboard an aircraft carrier in the Pacific. He is a veteran of the Persian Gulf War.