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Microsoft NoSQL OpenHack deployment instructions

These instructions are for coaches to deploy Azure resources for the OpenHack classroom environment.

PowerShell instructions

  1. Open a PowerShell ISE window, run the following command, if prompted, click Yes to All:

    Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass

  2. Make sure you have the latest PowerShell Azure module installed by executing the following command:

    Install-Module -Name Az -AllowClobber -Scope CurrentUser

  3. If you installed an update, close the PowerShell ISE window, then re-open it. This ensures that the latest version of the Az module is used.

  4. Execute the following to sign in to the Azure account:

    Connect-AzAccount

  5. Open the deploy.ps1 PowerShell script in the PowerShell ISE window and update the following variables:

    Note: The hosted Azure subscriptions do not support deploying SQL Server to all locations. You can use the Create Resource form in the portal while signed in as a class user, select SQL Database, select new SQL Server, then select locations in the dropdown list until you've identified the ones that don't cause a "this location is not supported" alert.

    # Enter the first Resource Group name (i.e. openhack1)
$resourceGroup1Name = "openhack1"
# Enter the second Resource Group name (i.e. openhack2)
$resourceGroup2Name = "openhack2"
# Enter the location for the first resource group (i.e. westus2)
$location1 = "westus2"
# Enter the location for the second resource group (i.e. eastus)
$location2 = "eastus"
# Enter the SQL Server username (i.e. openhackadmin)
$sqlAdministratorLogin = "openhackadmin"
# Enter the SQL Server password (i.e. Password123)
$sqlAdministratorLoginPassword = "Password123"

  6. Press F5 to run the script, this will do the following:

    • Deploy the ARM template
    • Restore the Azure SQL database from a .bacpac file
    • Deploy the sample web app

  7. If you receive an error during the ARM template deployment for Resource Microsoft.Web/sites/sourcecontrols, with an error code of ResourceDeploymentFailure and message stating The resource operation completed with terminal provisioning state 'Failed'., this means the automated web app deployment from GitHub failed. This is most likely due to a timeout during the NuGet package restore process.

    The ARM template deployment failure is shown.

    If you see this message, perform the following steps:

    1. Log in to the Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com) with the account used for your deployment.
    2. Open the resourceGroup1Name resource group (default is "openhack1").
    3. Open the App Service whose name starts with "openhackweb-".
    4. Select Deployment Center in the left-hand menu. Most likely, the deployment status will display as "Failed". Select Sync to initiate a new build from the connected GitHub repo. If the status shows as Failed again, select the Logs link to view the latest logs.

    The Deployment Center blade is displayed.

Deployment artifacts

After deployment has completed, you should see the following resources:

  • Resource group 1 ("openhack1")

    • Event Hubs Namespace with an event hub named telemetry
    • SQL Server with firewall settings set to allow all Azure services and IP addresses from 0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255
    • Azure SQL Database named Movies
    • App Service containing the deployed web app with a SQL connection string added to the Configuration settings

  • Resource group 2 ("openhack2")

    • Event Hubs Namespace with an event hub named telemetry

Download the zip file for the data generator used in the OpenHack.