After deploying App Volumes agent using the Azure Marketplace offer, some Azure resources such as virtual machine, public IP address, virtual network, and so on are automatically provisioned.
Following resources are automatically deployed by the Azure Marketplace offer wizard:
Note: For more information about any of the Azure resources, see the relevant Microsoft documentation.
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Azure Virtual Machine
This resource is based on the Windows OS selected during the deployment configuration with the latest App Volumes agent pre installed on the virtual machine instance.
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Public IP address
A public IP address can be used make App Volumes agent accessible from the public internet by configuring the IP address for the virtual machine which has the pre-installed App Volumes agent.
If administrators do not want to make the virtual machine accessible over a public internet, they have the option of selecting the value as
Nonewhen configuring the IP address in the Azure Marketplace offer wizard. -
Azure Virtual Network
To ensure connectivity between App Volumes agent (installed on the newly deployed virtual machine) and App Volumes Manager and Azure Storage, a virtual network peering must be configured between the virtual network where the Azure Virtual Desktop host pool is deployed and the virtual network of the virtual machine where the App Volumes Manager is installed.
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Network Security Group
The network security group is preconfigured with inbound and outbound firewall rules to allow the following:
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RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) access to the virtual machine where App Volumes Manager is installed.
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HTTPS access to App Volumes Manager admin UI.
Note: If you want to access the App Volumes Manager admin UI using HTTP (port 80, insecure), then you can manually configure the inbound port rule in the Azure portal, navigating to the Settings > Networking section of the virtual machine which has App Volumes Manager installed.
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