Defining system settings - Installation Guide - BlueCat Integrity - 25.1.0

BlueCat Azure Virtual Appliances
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en-US
Product name
BlueCat Integrity
Version
25.1.0

Set the size, storage account, and monitoring settings for your BlueCat Azure Virtual Appliances resource template.

Note: To increase compatibility between Integrity platforms and support cloud migration, Address Manager v25.1.1 Azure cloud images now support 1TB disk size for fresh installations.
Note: Azure VM availability: The Azure Fsv2 VM sizes listed in the tables below may not be available for new deployments in some Azure regions or subscriptions. If the recommended Fsv2 VM size cannot be selected in Azure, use a Dv4-series VM as the current workaround. Support for newer Azure VM generations is being validated and the VM recommendations will be updated in a future release.

To configure Resource Template system settings:

  1. In the Size field, the following Azure instance types are loaded to match the Address Manager and DNS/DHCP Server models selected in the SKU field of the basic settings:
    BlueCat Address Manager for Azure - GEN 5 SKUs
    Product SKU Instance type vCPUs Memory (GB)
    cBAM-2500 Standard F4s v2 4 8
    cBAM-6500 Standard F16s v2 16 32
    cBAM-8500 Standard F32s v2 32 64
    BlueCat DNS and DHCP for Azure - GEN 5 SKUs
    Product SKU Instance type vCPUs Memory (GB)
    cBDDS-2500 Standard F4s v2 4 8
    cBDDS-4500 Standard F8s v2 8 16
    cBDDS-6500 Standard F16s v2 16 32
    cBDDS-8500 Standard F32s v2 32 64
    BlueCat Address Manager for Azure - GEN 4 SKUs
    Product SKU Instance type vCPUs Memory (GB)
    cBAM-1000 Standard F4s v2 4 8
    cBAM-5000 Standard F16s v2 16 32
    cBAM-7000 Standard F32s v2 32 64
    BlueCat DNS and DHCP for Azure - GEN 4 SKUs
    Product SKU Instance type vCPUs Memory (GB)
    cBDDS-25 Standard F4s v2 4 8
    cBDDS-50 Standard F8s v2 8 16
    cBDDS-75 Standard F16s v2 16 32
    cBDDS-125 Standard F32s v2 32 64

    For detailed information about Azure VM sizes, refer to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/sizes-general.

  2. Click Storage Account then choose the Azure storage account associated with the subscription and location you selected in the basic settings.
    Note: OPTIONAL: Click Create New to create a new Azure storage account then enter the account name, choose Standard or Premium performance, select the Replication type then click OK.
  3. Click Next: Network Settings.