Step 3: Create Agent Pools
Creating Azure Agent Pools as shared resources across Tenants
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Creating Azure Agent Pools as shared resources across Tenants
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So far you have created an , a , and a Now you need to create Agent Pools to serve computing and storage resources to your Tenants, using agents that monitor resource allocation.
Instead of managing each agent individually, agents are grouped into for maximum efficiency. You share Azure Agent Pools across workloads defined by the Tenants that you set up. Azure Agent Pools are scoped to a Host (Virtual Machine or VM) or a group of Hosts by . In this tutorial, you won't be creating specific Hosts, but you will create an Azure Agent Pool to which a group of VMs has already been defined by DuploCloud.
DuploCloud ensures that your application development platform conforms to Azure best practices. While you provide only high-level specifications, DuploCloud does the rest, configuring encryption, linking to managed identity, and logging you into a virtual Linux workstation to access Kubernetes constructs like , , and .
Estimated time to complete Step 3: 10 minutes.
Before creating Azure Agent Pools, verify that you accomplished the tasks in of this tutorial. In DuploCloud Portal, in the Administrator navigation group, confirm that you have:
An named NONPROD.
A named NONPROD.
A named DEV01
Selected Tenant DEV01 in the Tenant list box, at the top of the DuploCloud Portal.
In the DuploCloud Portal, navigate to Cloud Services -> Hosts.
Click the Azure Agent Pool tab.
Click Add. The Add Azure Agent Pool page displays.
Enter the values from the table below. Accept the defaults for fields that are not listed.
Name
Enter a name for the agent pool (e.g., agentpool01)
Instance Type
(4 CPU 16GB)
Click Add. After a few minutes, the Azure Agent Pool is created.
On the Azure Agent Pool page, verify that the created agent pool (with a Name generated by DuploCloud) has a Status of Succeeded.
