The Evaluation Guide uses the following network structure and instances.
On Azure, these components can be defined as seen in the diagram below.
In this section we will create these components with the exception of the Internal Load Balancer. We will create the Internal Load Balancer later.
Components listed in this diagram are described in the following table.
To create this network structure, the following components need to be implemented:
| Resource Group | LK-QSG | ||
| Virtual network | LK-VNET | IPv4 CIDRs | 10.20.0.0/16 |
| Subnet (LK-subnet) | 10.20.0.0/22 | ||
| Network Security | LK-NSG | Additional Inbound Rule Type=SSH |
Source=Your Office’s WAN IP Destination=Any |
| Additional Outbound Rule Type=Any |
Source=VirtualNetwork Destination=AzureLoadBalancer |
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| Virtual Machine |  Common values across VM |
Resource Group | LK-QSG |
| Virtual network | LK-VNET | ||
| Subnet | LK-subnet | ||
| Network Security Group | LK-NSG | ||
| node-a | Availability Zone (*1) | 1 | |
| Private IP Address (*2) | 10.20.1.10 | ||
| node-b | Availability Zone (*1) | 2 | |
| Private IP Address (*2) | 10.20.2.10 | ||
| node-c | Availability Zone (*1) | 3 | |
| Private IP Address (*2) | 10.20.3.10 |
- (*1) This MUST be chosen at the time of creating a virtual machine.
- (*2) Wizard will automatically assign a DHCP based IP address. This will need to be modified after creating a virtual machine.
The following sections describe the steps necessary for creating these network components, beginning with the first instance.
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