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Introduction
In Amla Azure Infrastructure, standards designed by Amla Commerce, is to give an idea of How Production and Non-Production VM are Configured and their respective Specification .
Non-Production VM Setup
In Production Boxes , for IIS (Web Page Physical Path) and other dependencies installation
should be carried out in different disk other than OS Disk (C: Drive)
Point to be considered in Production Server
In Non-Production Server , Single C Drive is given (OS-Disk)
IIS will get configured in the C drive itself .
Other Product Dependencies Software should be installed in C Drive(Example:
MongoDB , Elasticsearch, etc)
In Production Server (VM), the Disk Drive is provided in the below-given Standards.
OS Disk : 127 GB Premium SSD
Additional Data Disk: NA
Temporary Disk: Temp 64 GB Disk is provided by Azure(Add-on).
Note: In Non-production Server(VM), the Temporary Disk is a free add-on provided
by Azure, which is a Temporary Volatile Disk, which will not retain Data. It can be used
to store temporary Data. Use C drive to setup and configure for all required
applications.
For the Reference, Below is the Screen-Shot of Drive in Non-Production Server.
The Drive Highlighted in red is a Temporary Drive.
Production VM Setup (IIS)
In Production Boxes , for IIS (Web Page Physical Path) and other dependencies installation should be carried out in different disk other than OS Disk (C: Drive)
Point to be considered in Production Server
In Production Server , Two Drive are given OS Disk (C Drive ) and Additional Fixed Data Disk
IIS should be configured in Additional fixed Drive (Drive other than OS Disk)
Other Product Dependencies Software should be installed in Additional fixed Drive(Example: MongoDB , Elasticsearch, etc).
In Production Server (VM), the Disk Drive is provided in the below-given Standards
OS Disk : 127 GB Premium SSD
Additional Data Disk : 256 GB Standard SSD
Note: In the production Server(VM), the additional Disk added is a permanent Disk, can be used to store Programs and other Data. For Reference, Below is the Screen-Shot of Drive in Production Server.
