You will get a dialog box similar to Fig.Switch to your App Controller server and make sure you are connected to your dashboard and click on Connect a Windows Azure.Copy the string to the clipboard because you will need to use it in a later step.įigure 1. Once uploaded, your Azure subscription ID will be generated and you can find it in a similar location to what's shown in Fig 1.At this stage, upload the certificate with the.From within the Azure dashboard, in the left pane, scroll down all the way to Settings and then in the right pane select certificates and click on upload management certificate.Once you have both certificates, follow these steps to connect Azure with App Controller: Now remember, you will need to export two files for your certificate, the. Once you have signed up for a Windows Azure subscription, the first step is to upload your App Controller SSL certificate to Azure. A storage repository on Windows Azure, which would allow you to upload VMs, the ISOs and any other resource you'll need.
PFX to Windows Azure and which will authenticate your App Controller server A connection between the Windows Azure subscription to the App Controller infrastructure, which will require uploading an SSL certificate with a.You need to do a few things before you can enable a hybrid cloud: I'll also show you how to move workloads between the two, thereby realizing the hybrid cloud. For those who have built a private cloud around Microsoft System Center and want to get your feet wet with hybrid cloud, I'll show you how you can connect Microsoft System Center App Controller to a Windows Azure subscription and manage both your private, on-premise cloud and your public cloud. That being said, Windows Azure provides a good toolset for testing what a workload would look like in the public cloud. With the cloud fever going into full force this month, especially after the VMware-Amazon "extravaganza" and the rumored VMware public cloud offering, it is clear that what I've been saying on this blog for a few years now is beginning to come true: That the public cloud will take away workloads from enterprise data centers, and for good reason. To do that, point your browser to and sign up for a free 90 day account. If you have not had a chance to play in the public cloud yet, I invite you to give it a test. How To Configure Hybrid Clouds with System Center App Controller
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