Marketplace Subscriptions
Subscribe to OwlDB on Azure Marketplace
Go to (https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com)and search for OwlDB and pull down OwlDB.
Click Get It Now > Continue to sign up for a subscription.
Click Create to begin setting up for OwlDB deployment.
Deploy OwlDB with ARM(Azure Resource Manager) Template
1. Project details
Select a subscription and resource group to manage deployed resources and costs. The resource group creates a Managed Application resource that holds the OwlDB deployment information.
Subscription
Azure subscription account - A set of all resources. All resources in a subscription are billed together.
Resource Group
Azure resource group - A collection of resources that share the same lifecycle, permissions, and policies.
2. Instance details
Specify the parameters of the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Template for your OwlDB deployment directly.
Project Name
The name of the project the users want to deploy to
Cannot be the same as the project name the users are using
Vnet CIDR
The range of IP addresses (CIDR block) for the new VNet to create
Availability Zone
The Availability Zone to which the users want to deploy infrastructure resources
AZs within the Region the users pulled down
Subnet CIDR
CIDR range for the Public Subnet to use within the specified VNet
Public Subnet: A network that allows external communication through an Internet gateway
Must be the range included in the VPC CIDR
OwlDB Ingress CIDR
Range of IP addresses (CIDR) to allow inbound access to the OwlDB instance
If the access restriction is not required, 0.0.0.0/0 keyed in
SSH Public Key
Key pair name to access the OwlDB instance via SSH
Must be pre-generated with SSH Key
The PEM file must be kept locally
OwlDB Front Port Number
The port number used to communicate with OwlDB's client interface or frontend
OwlDB Server Port Number
The backend port number used for communication between OwlDB's internal server components
OwlDB Root Username
ID of the default administrator account for logging into OwlDB
Default : admin
Cannot be changed after configuration
User Email
Email for service use and account management
Personal information use agreement required
3. Managed Application Details
Specify the unique identifier of the application and the resource group for efficient resource management.
Application Name
Application unique identifier
Managed Resource Group
Group for resource management
Required Task After OwlDB Deployment
Create SSH Key
After deploying OwlDB, you must create an SSH Key resource within the automatically generated OwlDB service resource group. The SSH Key is used during the database provisioning process for OwlDB.
Go to the Azure Portal(https://portal.azure.com/#home) and search for SSH keys, then select it.
Click Create at the top left to begin creating a new SSH Key.
In the Project details section, select the resource group that was automatically created during OwlDB deployment.
In the Instance details section, specify the desired Key pair name and type.
In the Tags section, set tags for effective resource management.
Click Next to complete the creation, and download the SSH Key file.
Caution
For security reasons, the SSH Key file can only be downloaded once. Make sure to store the downloaded file in a secure location.
OwlDB Access Guide
Initial Access
Once the deployment of OwlDB is complete through the Azure Marketplace, an email containing the OwlDB access URL and account information will be sent to the email address provided during deployment. You can access OwlDB using the information in this email. If you do not receive the email, please contact us at [email protected]
URL Access
http://Public IP address/OwlDB
The Public IP address can be found in the Azure Portal by navigating to OwlDB Resource Group > Resources tab > Public IP address type > OwlDB-pub-ip-{Project name} > IP address.
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