Microsoft Azure Based Kubernetes

You can run TIBCO BusinessEvents application on Microsoft Azure based Kubernetes cluster and monitor them by using TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent. Also manage business rules through WebStudio by running RMS on Microsoft Azure based Kubernetes cluster. For AKS details, refer to AKS Cluster.

Pre Requisites

• Install az cli
• Install kubectl
• Login to azure account using az cli

  az login
  

Registry Setup

• Login into Azure Portal and create docker docker registry doc.
• Login to docker registry, tag and push docker images

Cluster Setup

• Create a Linux based AKS cluster

• To connect to aks kubernetes cluster, refer to doc

  az aks get-credentials --resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP --name $CLUSTER_NAME
  

• For Example, if your resource group is sampleresourcegroup and cluster name is sample-cluster,execute the below command.

  az aks get-credentials --resource-group sampleresourcegroup --name sample-cluster
  

• You can now try connecting to cluster by running.

  kubectl get nodes
  

Next Steps

• How to deploy TIBCO BusinessEvents application is available here

Note:

• If you have configured cluster successfully, nodes list will be displayed in the terminal output.

• Microsoft Azure provides two storage options for persistent volumes

  • Azure Disks - Available for access to single node with the ReadWriteOnce privilege.
  • Azure Files - Available for access to multiple nodes and pods, user need to provide Azure storage account to new storage class and provision pv and pvc's.

Delete Cluster Setup

• Navigate to Azure Portal and choose kubernetes Services-> Select Cluster-> Delete