Azure Hybrid - Learn about Hybrid Cloud Management with Azure
summary
Azure Arc turns external Windows/Linux servers and Kubernetes clusters into Azure resources by installing a small agent and registering them with Azure Resource Manager so they get RBAC, Azure Policy, Tags and Log Analytics; the demo shows a server added by a generated script (outbound HTTPS), policies auditing insecure passwords and reporting many noncompliant machines, and GitOps pushing a YAML change that updates an app across a cluster in seconds. Azure Arc also enables managed identities, update management and Azure Defender and can host Azure SQL Managed Instance via Arc-enabled data services.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:27Challenges of hybrid cloud environments
- 7:01Microsoft’s hybrid cloud solutions overview
- 12:59Azure Arc and control plane explained
- 15:05Demo: Azure Arc server registration
- 19:19Demo: Azure Policy for compliance
- 24:57How Azure Arc extends Azure management
- 27:46Demo: Adding servers to Azure Arc
- 33:22Demo: Server management features
- 37:16Demo: Extensions and security monitoring
- 40:03Demo: Update management for servers
- 42:31Demo: Managing multiple servers
- 43:34Demo: Kubernetes cluster management
- 46:24Demo: GitOps for Kubernetes apps
- 48:08Azure Arc enabled services overview
- 50:15Resources and next steps
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