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04-24-2018 09:10 AM
Hi All, im trying to spec up a resilient HA solution for the VM-300 series PAYG bundle 1 option within azure, and just need the following clarified:-
- if i were to purchase the VM-300 option 1 bundle (https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/paloaltonetworks.vmseries-ngfw?tab=Pla...) does this mean i also need to purchase virtual machines for them to run on within azure, or does the bundle include VMs to run on
-if i need to purchase VMs should i go for the linux standard VM builds, or memory optimised, or CPU optimised
- regarding HA and resiliency, will i need to purchase 2 x VM-300 firewalls with option 1 bundle in order to provide HA i.e. in the event one VM-300 fails or needs restarting i need a way to ensure traffic keeps flowing, im getting confused as it appears there is some option for Availability sets within Azure that perform some similar function? or is it that i would have to purchase 2 VM-300s and place them in this availability set to achieve this.
I think i've gone a bit documentation blind, and just need a bit of a steer.
many thanks
Taib.
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05-15-2018 08:39 AM
To add to my post last night [PDT] here is a link to information regarding High Availability in AWS and Azure
High Availability Considerations on AWS and Azure
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