Summary
Reference
Description
This integration is delivered as part of an HPE Cloud Service Automation (HPE CSA) Capsule and demonstrates how to integrate CSA with Microsoft Azure (http://windowsazure.com).
This solution consists of HPE Operations Orchestration (HPE OO) flows that trigger predefined subscriber actions to deploy, start, stop, restart, and un-deploy servers to a public Microsoft Azure cloud.
This integration supports the following Azure services:
- Microsoft Azure Compute- This service provides hosted service management capabilities to launch, restart, scale, and manage virtual machines.
- Microsoft Azure Database- This provides relational database as a service, that makes tier-1 capabilities easily accessible and allows working with any preferred development environment.
- Microsoft Azure Load Balancer- Load Balancer distributes incoming traffic among healthy service instances in cloud services or virtual machines delivering high network performance and enabling quick availability to the applications.
- Microsoft Azure Storage Container- This service provides flexibility and hyper-scalability in storing and retrieving large amounts of data irrespective of the data type (structured/ unstructured data).
General
Leading Product:
Cloud Service Automation
Secondary Product:
Microsoft Azure
Documentation
See the CSA 4.x Documentation Library for the latest versions of all CSA documentation in the 4.x branch. (HPE Passport is required.)
Additional HPE software product documentation can be found at https://softwaresupport.hpe.com/
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Support Matrix
| Microsoft Azure | ||
| Cloud Service Automation | ||
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