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Provisioning CoreOS using Azure Resource Manager
This post is part of the 4-part series High Availability Apps via Fleet & CoreOS from Start to Finish. The series takes you through creating all infrastructure required to run your own scalable apps on using Fleet and CoreOS.
- Provisioning CoreOS using Azure Resource Manager
- Creating a Portable Private Docker Registry
- Deploying an Nginx Router & Load Balancer
- Deploying a High Availability App
Be sure to clone https://github.com/sedouard/fleet-bootstrapper.git to your local machine before getting started.
Provisioning CoreOS
CoreOS, an operating system for distributed clusters will be required. Fleet and etcd services will be included automatically by our contrib/azure/cloud-config.yaml.
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