Terraform Module to create Windows or Linux Virtual Machine Scale set with Auto Scaling and Load Balancer support
Custom autoscaling service for Azure VM scale sets
cloudmelon's arm template to deploy multiple VMSS in Linux and customscript extension , sharing and optimising your deployment experience in Azure
Scale Azure VM Scale Sets in response to events. For ex, based on queue length
An Azure Resource manager template that provisions a docker swarm mode cluster.
Create Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets Autoscaling with Terraform
PowerShell script to start / stop a set of VMs and VMSS VMs within a specified resource group
In this project I have deployed a secure and scalable 3-tier application, consisting of frontend, backend and database tiers, on Azure platform using Terraform. I created this production ready infrastructure on Azure using Terraform custom modules and best practices.
This project focuses on how to build a scalable and highly available cloud infrastructure on Microsoft Azure using an Azure Load Balancer and Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS). It distributes traffic across multiple VMs to ensure high availability and performance.
This repository shows how to create a VM Scale Set from an Golden image published to the Azure Shared Image Gallery.
Single-cloud Azure deep dive: production 3-tier infrastructure built with modular Terraform — VNet, public/private subnets with delegation, NSG chaining, Standard Load Balancer, Linux VM Scale Set, MySQL Flexible Server with private DNS / VNet integration, and remote state in Azure Storage.
This is all about deploying an Azure app in azure virtual machines using Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS) and Application Gateway to promote scalability and high availability.
Deploying zone-resilient Azure virtual machines and configuring autoscaling Virtual Machine Scale Sets with custom metrics
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