Azure Stack App Services is the first resource provider that has been brought directly to Azure Stack. It provides the following instances:
- Controller
- Management (two instances are created)
- Frontend
- Publisher
- Worker (in the Shared mode)
- File server
At first, we will need to create an App Service resource provider. The pricing container for applications is called an App Service plan, and it is a set of dedicated VMs used to present the apps. The resource provider administrators are able to define the worker tiers they want to make available. This can be multiple sets of shared workers or different sets of dedicated workers.
App Service requires two databases to run the App Service resource provider. During the installation, it is possible to choose and define the SQL Server instance. The question is whether you should use the Microsoft SQL resource provider for these databases or a dedicated one. The answer to this question is quite easy as it depends (like...