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Azure Arc helps you onboard infrastructure assets outside of Azure and deploy Azure services to your infrastructure, whether on-premises or in a multicloud environment.
With Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes, you can attach and configure Kubernetes clusters from any location. You can connect clusters on public cloud providers or your on-premises datacenter to Azure Arc.
Azure landing zone sandbox subscription
ArcBox runs in your Azure landing zone sandbox subscription and bootstraps all Azure resources in a single resource group.
For more information on the design areas labeled A-I in the visual, see environment design areas.
The ArcBox resource group contains two Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes clusters. It also includes a unified operations resource layer to integrate with Azure services and understand the Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes value proposition.
Deployment options and prerequisites
ArcBox supports four deployment methods:
- Azure Bicep using the Azure CLI
- Terraform using the Terraform CLI
- ARM template using the Azure CLI
- ARM template using the Azure portal
Depending on your deployment method, install either Azure CLI or Terraform CLI.
You can practice your skills with an automated, easy-to-deploy Azure Arc sandbox solution named ArcBox. The Azure sandbox solution is powered by Azure Arc Jumpstart. ArcBox is self-contained in a single Azure subscription and resource group. It lets you get hands-on with the Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes technology requiring only an Azure subscription.
Next steps
The Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes landing zone accelerator sandbox is based on the fully automated Jumpstart ArcBox solution. To get started, refer to the Jumpstart ArcBox website page.