Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
63 lines (37 loc) · 2.83 KB

06-private-endpoint.md

File metadata and controls

63 lines (37 loc) · 2.83 KB

Challenge 6: Private Endpoint

< Previous Challenge - Home - Next Challenge >

Introduction

Up to this point you have been using a public IP address for Azure DB for PostgreSQL/MySQL for your Pizzeria application. From a security perspective a preferred approach would be to use a private endpoint which will expose Azure DB for PostgreSQL/MySQL using a private IP address from within the application's virtual network. This is available for Azure DB for PostgreSQL/MySQL Single Server only. Azure DB for PostgreSQL/MySQL Flexible Server supports VNET integration instead; you can only specify VNET integration for Flexible Server at deployment time.

Description

You will add a private endpoint for Azure DB for PostgreSQL/MySQL Single Server You will reconfigure the application to use a connection string that points to the private IP address for Azure DB for PostgreSQL/MySQL Single Server. You will need to update the ContosoPizza/values-mysql.yaml or ContosoPizza/values-postgresql.yaml values file with the updated values for dataSourceURL, dataSourceUser and dataSourcePassword using the appropriate Azure DB values for PostgreSQL/MySQL:

appConfig:
  dataSourceURL: "jdbc url goes here" # your JDBC connection string goes here

Once you make your changes, you will need to run a helm upgrade command to see the changes reflected:

  • For MySQL:
helm upgrade --install mysql-contosopizza ./ContosoPizza -f ./ContosoPizza/values.yaml -f ./ContosoPizza/values-mysql.yaml
kubectl -n contosoappmysql rollout restart deployment contosopizza

Wait for a minute or two until the status field for the kubectl command below is "Running" and "READY" state is "1/1".

Status field changes from "Terminating" to "ContainerCreating" and then to "Running".

 kubectl -n contosoappmysql get pods
  • PostgreSQL:
helm upgrade --install postgres-contosopizza ./ContosoPizza -f ./ContosoPizza/values.yaml -f ./ContosoPizza/values-postgresql.yaml
kubectl -n contosoapppostgres rollout restart deployment contosopizza

Wait for a minute or two until the status field for the command of kubectl is "Running" and "READY" state is "1/1".

Status field changes from "Terminating" to "ContainerCreating" and then to "Running".

 kubectl -n contosoapppostgres get pods

Success Criteria

  • You have validated that the Pizzeria application (PostgreSQL/MySQL) are working with the configuration change for the private endpoint.

References