Deploy Resources

• Set up Fabric
  • Spin up Fabric Manager
  • Update BWCTL CLI Tool
    • Configure BWCTL
    • Create Fabric
• Create Orchestrator
  • Create VPC
  • Create Controller Node
• Create Processor and Workload
  • Create VPC
  • Create Processor Node
  • Create Workload Node
  • Check Resource Graph
• Summary
  • Review Steps
  • Next Step

Before you start the deployment of resources in your service interconnection fabric, you need to make sure you have:

• a Microsoft Azure account to obtain a copy of the fabric manager image from the Bayware Multicloud Service Mesh offer in Azure Marketplace;
• an AWS account to backup the fabric manager configuration in s3 and create orchestrator DNS record in Route53.

Note

Each section of this tutorial will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.