Azure Arc Support for Azure Arc Azure Arc Azure Arc Controllers No Azure Arc controllers registered. [Learn More](https://azure.microsoft.com/services/azure-arc/) [Connect Controller](command:arc.connectToController) Loading controllers... Create New Azure Arc Controller Connect to Existing Azure Arc Controller Remove Controller Refresh Edit Connection Manage Azure Arc data controller (preview) Creates an Azure Arc data controller Create Azure Arc data controller What is your target existing Kubernetes cluster environment? Select from existing Kubernetes clusters Cluster context Choose the config profile Config profile Loading config profiles Loading config profiles complete Azure Configuration Controller Configuration Azure details Select the subscription to manage deployed resources and costs. Use resource groups like folders to organize and manage all your resources. Data controller details Provide a namespace, name and storage class for your Azure Arc data controller. This name will be used to identify your Arc instance for remote management and monitoring. Data controller namespace Namespace must consist of lower case alphanumeric characters or '-', start/end with an alphanumeric character, and be 63 characters or fewer in length. Data controller name Name must consist of lower case alphanumeric characters, '-' or '.', start/end with an alphanumeric character and be 253 characters or less in length. 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Azure Marketplace Terms Kubernetes Kube config file path Cluster context Config profile Username Azure Subscription Resource group Data controller name Data controller namespace Controller Location I accept {0} and {1}. Read more Microsoft Privacy Statement Script to notebook Deploy Azure SQL managed instance - Azure Arc (preview) PostgreSQL Hyperscale server groups - Azure Arc (preview) Managed SQL Instance service for app developers in a customer-managed environment Deploy PostgreSQL Hyperscale server groups into an Azure Arc environment Target Azure Arc Controller Deploy Azure SQL managed instance - Azure Arc (preview) Provide Azure SQL managed instance parameters SQL Connection information SQL Instance settings Azure information Instance name Username sa username is disabled, please choose another username Instance name must consist of lower case alphanumeric characters or '-', start with a letter, end with an alphanumeric character, and be 13 characters or fewer in length. Storage Class The storage class to be used for all data and logs persistent volumes for all data controller pods that require them. Replicas The number of SQL Managed Instance replicas that will be deployed in your Kubernetes cluster for high availability purposes Storage Class (Data) The storage class to be used for data (.mdf) The storage class to be used for data persistent volumes Storage Class (Logs) The storage class to be used for logs (/var/log) The storage class to be used for logs persistent volumes Storage Class (Backups) Cores Limit The cores limit of the managed instance as an integer. Cores Request The request for cores of the managed instance as an integer. Memory Limit The limit of the capacity of the managed instance as an integer. Memory Request The request for the capacity of the managed instance as an integer amount of memory in GBs. The storage class to be used for backup persistent volumes Password Confirm password Azure account Azure subscription Azure resource group Azure location Deploy an Azure Arc enabled PostgreSQL Hyperscale server group (Preview) Provide Azure enabled PostgreSQL Hyperscale server group parameters General settings Resource settings Storage settings Server group name Server group name must consist of lower case alphanumeric characters or '-', start with a letter, end with an alphanumeric character, and be 11 characters or fewer in length. Number of workers The number of worker nodes to provision in a sharded cluster, or zero (the default) for single-node Postgres. Port Engine Version Extensions A comma-separated list of the Postgres extensions that should be loaded on startup. Please refer to the postgres documentation for supported values. Volume Size GB (Data) The size of the storage volume to be used for data in GB. Volume Size GB (Logs) The size of the storage volume to be used for logs in GB. Volume Size GB (Backups) The size of the storage volume to be used for backups in GB. CPU request (cores per node) The minimum number of CPU cores that must be available per node to schedule the service. Fractional cores are supported. CPU limit (cores per node) The maximum number of CPU cores for the Postgres instance that can be used per node. Fractional cores are supported. Memory request (GB per node) The memory request of the Postgres instance per node in GB. Memory limit (GB per node) The memory limit of the Postgres instance per node in GB. I accept {0} and {1}. Azure SQL managed instance - Azure Arc terms and conditions Azure Arc enabled PostgreSQL Hyperscale terms and conditions Value must be an integer Requested cores must be less than or equal to cores limit Cores limit must be greater than or equal to requested cores Requested memory must be less than or equal to memory limit Memory limit must be greater than or equal to requested memory Azure Arc enabled Managed Instance provides SQL Server access and feature compatibility that can be deployed on the infrastructure of your choice. While this service is in preview, it has some feature limitations compared to SQL Managed Instance on Azure. {0} Learn more The Arc Deployment extension has been replaced by the Arc extension and has been uninstalled. Azure Arc Data Controller Dashboard (Preview) - {0} SQL managed instance - Azure Arc Dashboard (Preview) - {0} PostgreSQL Hyperscale - Azure Arc Dashboard (Preview) - {0} Azure Arc Data Controller PostgreSQL Hyperscale - Azure Arc SQL managed instance - Azure Arc Overview Connection Strings Networking Properties Settings Security Compute + Storage Node Parameters Coordinator Node Parameters Worker Node Parameters Compute Backup New support request Diagnose and solve problems Support + troubleshooting Resource health Parameter Name Value New Instance Delete Save Discard Reset Password Open in Azure Portal Resource Group Region Subscription ID State Connection Mode Namespace External Endpoint Name Type Status Managed instance admin Controller endpoint Data controller Kibana Dashboard Grafana Dashboard Dashboard for viewing logs Dashboard for viewing metrics Service endpoints Databases Endpoint Description Yes No Feedback Select from available client connection strings below. adding worker nodes Expand your server group and scale your database by adding worker nodes. You can configure the number of CPU cores and storage size that will apply to all worker nodes. Adjust the number of CPU cores and memory settings for your server group. To reset the requests and/or limits, pass in empty value. You can configure the number of CPU cores and storage size that will apply to the coordinator node. Adjust the number of CPU cores and memory settings for your server group. To reset the requests and/or limits, pass in empty value. In preview it is not possible to reduce the number of worker nodes. Please refer to documentation linked above for more information. vCores RAM Refresh Reset all to default Reset to default Troubleshoot Click the new support request button to file a support request in the Azure Portal. Note that the resource configuration must have been uploaded to Azure first in order to open a support request. Running Ready Not Ready Pending Failed Unknown Direct Indirect Loading... Refresh node to enter credentials No instances available Connect to Server Connect to Existing Controller Connect to SQL managed instance - Azure Arc ({0}) Connect to PostgreSQL Hyperscale - Azure Arc ({0}) Provide Password to Controller Controller URL https://<IP or hostname>:<port> The Controller URL is necessary if there are multiple clusters with the same namespace - this should generally not be necessary. Server Endpoint Name The name to display in the tree view, this is not applied to the controller itself. Kube Config File Path Cluster Context arc-dc PGSQL MSSQL Controller Username Controller Password Username Password Remember Password Connect Cancel Ok On Off Not Configured Online Offline Restoring Recovering Recovery Pending Suspect Emergency Coordinator endpoint Admin username Node configuration PostgreSQL version Server group type Server group nodes Fully qualified domain Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Azure Arc Coordinator Worker Monitor Available Issues Detected New Database Database name Enter a new password Confirm the new password Learn more about Azure PostgreSQL Hyperscale client interfaces These server parameters of the Coordinator node and the Worker nodes can be set to custom (non-default) values. Search to find parameters. These server parameters of the Coordinator node can be set to custom (non-default) values. Search to find parameters. These server parameters of the Worker nodes can be set to custom (non-default) values. Search to find parameters. Learn more about database engine settings for Azure Arc enabled PostgreSQL Hyperscale No worker server parameters found... Search to filter items... scaling compute vCores and memory. You can scale your Azure Arc enabled You can scale your Azure SQL managed instance - Azure Arc by PostgreSQL Hyperscale server group by without downtime and by Before doing so, you need to ensure there are sufficient resources available Resource health can tell you if your resource is running as expected. in your Kubernetes cluster to honor this configuration. node nodes Worker Nodes Coordinator Node storage per node Worker node count: Configuration (per node) Configuration CPU limit: CPU request: Memory limit (in GB): Memory request (in GB): Azure Arc Resources Enter a non empty password or press escape to exit. The passwords do not match. Confirm the password or press escape to exit. Password reset successfully Condition Details Last transition No External Endpoint has been configured so this information isn't available. pods ready Pods Present Select a pod in the dropdown below for detailed health information. A connection to the server is required to show and set database engine settings, which will require the PostgreSQL Extension to be installed. microsoft.azuredatastudio-postgresql Pod is initialized. Pod is ready. There aren’t any known issues affecting this PostgreSQL Hyperscale instance. The pods listed below are experiencing issues that may affect performance or availability. Pod containers are ready. Pod is schedulable. Value is expected to be in the range {0} - {1} Database {0} created Deleting instance '{0}'... Installing extension '{0}'... Extension '{0}' has been installed. Updating instance '{0}'... Instance '{0}' deleted Instance '{0}' updated {0} copied to clipboard Click the troubleshoot button to open the Azure Arc {0} troubleshooting notebook. {0} data {0} log {0} backups {0} vCore {0} vCores Updated {0} A connection is required to show and set database engine settings. A connection is required to list the databases on this instance. Could not find controller registration. Refresh failed. {0} Reset failed. {0} Error opening dashboard. {0} Failed to delete instance {0}. {1} Failed to update instance {0}. {1} Failed to discard user input. {0} Failed to create database {0}. {1} Could not connect to controller {0}. {1} Could not connect to SQL managed instance - Azure Arc Instance {0}. {1} Could not connect to PostgreSQL Hyperscale - Azure Arc Instance {0}. {1} The {0} extension is required to view engine settings. Do you wish to install it now? Failed to install extension {0}. An unexpected error occurred retrieving the config for '{0}'. {1} An unexpected error occurred retrieving the endpoints for '{0}'. {1} An unexpected error occurred retrieving the registrations for '{0}'. {1} An unexpected error occurred retrieving the databases for '{0}'. {1} An unexpected error occurred retrieving the engine settings for '{0}'. {1} • {0} ({1} issues) Warning! Deleting an instance is permanent and cannot be undone. To delete the instance '{0}' type the name '{0}' below to proceed. The value '{0}' does not match the instance name. Try again or press escape to exit Could not find Azure resource for {0} Failed to reset password. {0} Error connecting to controller. {0} Failed to acquire password. {0} Error logging into controller - wrong username or password Error encountered while verifying password. {0} No Azure Arc controllers are currently connected. Please run the command: 'Connect to Existing Azure Arc Controller' and then try again Attempt to get variable value for unknown variable:{0} Attempt to get isPassword for unknown variable:{0} Controller Info could not be found with name: {0} Password could not be retrieved for controller: {0} and user did not provide a password. Please retry later. Cluster Context with name: {0} not found in the Kube config file No current cluster context was found in the kube config file Browse Select No 'contexts' found in the config file: {0} No context is marked as 'current-context' in the config file: {0} No name field was found in a cluster context in the config file: {0} User cancelled the dialog The cluster context information specified by config file: {0} and cluster context: {1} is no longer valid. Error is: {2} Do you want to update this information?