Repo for Azure VMSS deployment
Hello, For a deployment of an autoscaling (F5 Advanced WAF) model in Azure, I'm searching an ARM template which will fit some requirements. Which existing ARM template can be used in order to create a custom one with the below characteristics: Advanced WAF module Autoscale (VMSS 2 min & 3 max) Existing network 2-NIC version 15 BYOL Internal LB (front of the VMSS - unlike external LB) without public IP (F5 NICs) One more questions regarding existing templates: The 'appContainerName' parameter is set to "f5devcentral/f5-demo-app:latest": ==> is there an impact for rolling update capabilities on the VMSS, when wanted to push a new image? Thanks in advance Regards Fatih
Azure Payg 3nic - Existing Stack Azure template extension failed
Hi all. Need your help to know why is this failing. When I deploy the PAYG template the extension installation fails with "**_Status Message: VM has reported a failure when processing extension 'start'. Error message: "Enable failed: failed to execute command: command terminated with exit status=1 [stdout] [stderr] /bin/sh: -c: line 109: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `'' /bin/sh: -c: line 110: syntax error: unexpected end of file " More information on troubleshooting is available at https://aka.ms/VMExtensionCSELinuxTroubleshoot (Code:VMExtensionProvisioningError)_**" I´m running this version: "f5CloudLibsTag": "v4.27.1", "f5CloudLibsAzureTag": "v2.17.1", "f5NetworksTag": "v10.2.0.0", Many thanks!
Enabling ARM on Viprion C2400 with VCMP guests
Use case: We're in the middle of an effort to enable the Advanced Routing Module (ARM) with OSPFv2 so that we can essentially employ route advertisement on virtual addresses, and be able to remove them via dynamic routing when any of the services become unavailable. We appear to be having issues properly enabling them on specific LTM guests that reside on VCMP-enabled Viprion hosts. While I do have a support case open, I thought I would try devcentral. So, enabling OSPFv2 is done at the route domain level, and I have tried two ways - 1)enable ospfv2 on route domain 0 at the vcmp guest level -- OR -- 2)enable ospfv2 on route domain 0 at the host level -- OR -- 3) BOTH None of these options appear to work. taking traces, I do see the OSPFv2 Hello packets from the adjacent routers (which are also the default gateways being sent via multicast, but I don't see the F5s send their OSPFv2 Hello packets. So, no ospf neighbor info is getting across between Cisco routers and F5 BIGIPs. Am I missing something on the OSPF configuration side? I did follow instructions given in this article: https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/14000/400/sol14490.html Looking for anyone else out there who may have done this successfully before. Thanks!
