one subnet named public, with the subnet address range of 10.0.1.0/24, and.In the IPv4 address, you should have a default value of 10.0.0.0/16 (otherwise add that network space to the box). Here we’ll create a secure network composed of a public subnet (a network that is exposed to the internet), and a private network that will contain your application database. Click on Next: IP Addresses button at the bottom. Select the VNET product from Microsoft, and click Create:Įnter a name for the virtual network and select the same region you used for the resource group. Step 2: Create the VNET (virtual network)Īt the center of the page, click on the Create resources button. When selecting the region for your Metabase, you should consider the location of your users and your data warehouse, as well as the infrastructure costs and privacy laws that might restrict cross-border data transfers. On the Create a resource group page, select your valid Azure Subscription, enter the name of your resource group, and select a region.Ĭlick Next until you see the Create button, then click it. On the resource group page, click on the + Add button in the top bar to create a new resource group. If you already have a resource group, you can go straight to Step 2. On the Azure management console, click on the Resource Groups icon at the top of the page (or just search for Resource Groups). Step 1: Create the resource group (resource grouping) This guide covers the basics for running your Metabase instance in Microsoft Azure using Docker.
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