1. Linux in Azure - an overviewThis module covers the basics of the Azure cloud platform. The focus is on the service of virtual machines, namely the launch of Linux virtual machines in the Azure cloud.2. Networking Linux virtual machines in AzureThis module discusses the main points of networking in Azure, namely the creation of several virtual machines to serve the web site, scaling out, and so on.3. Managing Linux VM in the Azure Cloud Part 1: Azure Management PortalThis module covers the basics of working with the Azure portal. The Azure portal is a web application, therefore, it is possible to work with it practically from any device.4. Manage Linux VM in the Azure cloud Part 2: Azure PowershellThis module covers PowerShell commands for working with Azure. The module shows how you can set yourself PowerShell commands for working with Azure and how to connect them to your Azure subscription.5. Managing Linux VM in the Azure cloud Part 3: Azure Command Line interfaceThis module covers the basics of working with command line utilities for Azure. The module shows how you can install the command line utilities and how to connect them to Azure.6. Managing Linux VM in the Azure Cloud Part 4: Cerebrata Tools ToolsIn this module, Cerebrata utilities such as Azure Explorer, Azure PowerShell and Azure Management Studio are reviewed. All these tools allow us to work with Azure much more comfortably.7. Azure Storage - Disks and Distributed File SystemsThis module covers all the available data storage capabilities of Linux virtual machines in the Azure cloud (Blob storage, Azure disks, GlusterFS distributed file system in Azure, and so on).
1. Cluster Types, Load Balancing ClusterAt the beginning, various types of Linux clusters are considered, approaches to their construction and tasks that they solve. The architecture of the Linux load-balancing cluster is reviewed.2. Failover and Compute ClustersTheory, the second part: fault-tolerant and computing clusters. Learn more about failover cluster device and compute cluster.3. Configuring Failover Cluster in the CloudAn example of creating a failover cluster in an Azure IaaS cloud. Failsafe DRBD Storage. Application software: MySQL server.4. Setting up access to the cluster outside the cloud, setting up STONITHThis section details how to perform a cluster health check in various modes; setting multiple endpoint; STONITH setting and validation of its operation.
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