Global Scale App Arc with Habitat and Azure
summary
A node.js microservice is packaged with Habitat, deployed to bare Azure VMs via ARM templates and script extensions, and runs under Habitat supervisors that log into boxes only four times while delivering 100% functional uptime on a yearlong pilot. Multi‑region peering uses Azure Traffic Manager and supervisors marked as permanent peers to survive network splits; three or more bastion nodes form a bastion ring that preserves quorum and reforms rings automatically on reconnection.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:08Application Architecture with Habitat and Azure
- 4:43Challenges
- 6:18Security
- 11:40Azure's Multi-Region Peering
- 18:23Failover Mode
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