Azure Scale Set vs Availability Set Demo| Difference between Azure Scale Set and Availability Set |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2019
- In this video tutorial I have explained step by step what are the basic differences between Azure VM scale set and Availability set, Demonstrated by a presentation as well as logging in to Azure Portal to show the differences in the configuration as well, I have already prepared individual videos for configuring these two, links for those are there in below list
I have covered the following in this video:
1) What is the difference between Azure VM Scale set and Availability set?
2) Azure Scale set vs Availability Set
3) What is Azure Scale set?
4) What is Availability set?
5) difference between scale set and availability set
6) Fault Domain
7) Update Domain
8) when to use Azure scale set?
9) When to use Azure availability set?
10) Azure Scale set Explained
11) Azure Scale set demo
12) Availability set Explained
13) Availability Set Demo
14) Step by step demo of difference between Azure Scale Set vs availability set
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The information seems good but unfortunately you are - for me - close to impossible to understand due to bad mic/sound :( u should do subs
Sure will do, thanks for watching Rose
@@BeCloudGuru I think it was clear
Excelent video, but, audio could be better. Nice knowledge. Thanks for sharing.
Great explanation!
Excellent and nicely explained. Thank you
@Anil, thanks for your kind words, please consider subscribing if you liked the content and share as well,
thanks but this video, very good explanation.
Thank you
Great video brother... I have one doubt ,can we deploy VM's including with both services availablilty set and scale set?
Content is good. Thanks a lot. Audio could be improved...
Dear,
You are working hard to explained. Much thanks
It's possible to create availablity set in different vnet machine. ?
Hi thanks for the feedback, to answer to your question, as availability set is related at data center level, you need to have same vnet for your VMs in an availability set.
Does AVS configure and copies multiple VM?...what is the meaning of spreading VM across FD and UD?
When availability set is described to host VMs within the same data center, does that mean that all VMs in the same availability set reside in the same Availability Zone? can they/how are they still distributed across multiple fault domains, since 1 availability zone = 1 fault domain?
I have a question, when we specify autoscaling in availability set, we provision or deprovision VMs based on demand or workloads, is it the same as Scaling Upwards or Scaling outwords?
@Rahul, thanks for watching the video, to answer your question it would be a scale out operation where number of servers will get increased to meet the increasing demand or workload. I believe you understand the difference between scaling up and scaling out operations
@@BeCloudGuru Thanks a lot, yes I do understand the difference b/w the two. Quick question though, what would be the scenario to scale up instead of scaling out?
can't use both at the same time ?!
pls. explain more about Fault domain and update domain.
@Ratnakar, thanks for watching the video,please let me know what more you want to know about fault and update domains, I ll try to answer here
@Ratnakar, please check this video it has some more information
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info is good but sound quality is not good
Great video but audio was a irritating
@Neo, thanks for the honest feedback, I understand about the audio as I don't have a professional microphone, I am trying to buy one, so in future videos, this issue won't be there.
Audio quality is poor.
@Ravi, thanks for your kind feedback, will try to improve in the other videos
you need to improve the AUDIO
Please correct the voice. It's rubbish. Going up and down and not clear some time. Thanks 🙏
I'm giving up this video. Audio is incredibly bad. Almost impossible to understand you.