Views:
You can create an all in one template either in the Azure console or by CLI.

Deploy with the CLI Parent topic

Procedure

  1. Create a parameters file (fss-parameters.json):
    {
    "$schema": "<https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas/2019-04-01/deploymentParameters.json#>",
    "contentVersion": "1.0.0.0",
    "parameters": {
        "FileStorageSecurityServicePrincipalID": {
            "value": "<your-service-principal-id>"
        },
        "CloudOneRegion": {
            "value": "<your-c1-region>"
        },
        "BlobStorageAccountResourceID": {
            "value": "<your-storage-account-resource-id>"
        }
    }
}
  2. Deploy using the Azure CLI:
    # Login if not already logged in
az login
# Set subscription if needed
az account set --subscription "<subscription-id>"
# Deploy the template
az deployment sub create \
    --name <deployment-name> \
    --location <your-region> \
    --template-file FSS-All-In-One-Template.json \
    --parameters @fss-parameters.json
  3. Get the output result using the Azure CLI:
    # For subscription level deployment (All-in-One):
az deployment sub show \
    --name <deployment-name> \
    --query "properties.outputs" \
    -o json

Deploy with the Azure console Parent topic

Procedure

  1. Enter the Azure Portal.
  2. Click Create a resource.
  3. Search for Template deployment.
  4. Go to Create → Build your template in the editor.
  5. Load the template:
    1. Copy the content from FSS-All-In-One-Template.json
    2. Click Save.
  6. Fill in the parameters:
    • Subscription: Select your subscription
    • Region: Enter your Azure deployment region
    • FileStorageSecurityServicePrincipalID: Enter the service principal ID
    • CloudOneRegion: Select the Trend Cloud One Region (default: us-1)
    • BlobStorageAccountResourceID: Enter storage account resource ID
    • Other parameters as needed
  7. Click Review + create
  8. Click Create.
  9. Wait while the stacks are installed. This could take several minutes. You will know when everything is installed when you see Your deployment is complete messages for the File Storage Security stacks.