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DevOps OpenHack Deployment

To initiate a deployment, download both the ARM template (azuredeploy.json), the bash script (deploy.sh), and the jenkins/ folder to the same directory in a bash shell.

You can download these manually or using git clone. For example:

git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/openhack-devops-proctor.git

Note: Azure Cloud Shell will be the easiest to use as it has all of the required tooling (az/sqlcmd/bcp/dig/etc.) installed already.

Execute Deployment

You must be logged in to Azure already using az login. The deployment script as shown in the example will not perform a login for you.

To execute a deployment, you can run deploy.sh with a single parameter (-l for location). e.g. To deploy into eastus:

bash deploy.sh -l eastus

Note: Some Azure services are not available in all locations. A list of known locations will need to be built out over time.

Optional container-based deployment

An optional container deployment is available if you wish to create your environment by supplying a username and password to the deployment script.

Note: This method does not support MFA-enabled logins. Please clone the repository and use the deployment script manually after executing az login.

  1. To execute a container deployment, build a container using the Dockerfile located in the provision-team directory.

    docker build -f Dockerfile . -t devopsohdeploy:latest

  2. Run the container, replacing the tokens <AZURE_USERNAME>, <AZURE_PASSWORD>, and <LOCATION> with a username and password that have the required permissions and a location which can accommodate the required resources.

    docker run -i -t devopsohdeploy:latest /bin/bash -c "export PATH="$PATH:/opt/mssql-tools/bin" && cd /deploy && bash deploy.sh -l <LOCATION> -u '<AZURE_USERNAME>' -p '<AZURE_PASSWORD>'"

Requirements

Software requirements

The current deployment stack requires the following tooling and versions:

Azure permissions

  • You must be a Contributor or an Owner on the subscription where you would like to deploy.

    Note: If you are using a custom role, you must have write permissions to create all the resources required for this OpenHack.

Azure resource requirements

Azure resource Pricing tier/SKU Purpose
Azure SQL Database Standard S3: 100 DTUs mydrivingDB
Azure Container Registry Basic Private container registry
Azure Container Instance 1 CPU core/1.5 GiB RAM Jenkins container
Azure Key Vault Standard Key vault for database secrets
App Service Plan Standard S2 App Service Plan for all Azure Web Apps
Azure Container Instance 1 CPU core/1.5 GiB RAM Simulator