Connecting with a VPC on Azure

Prerequisites

To allow Cube Cloud to connect to a Virtual Network on Azure, the following information is required:

Virtual Network Name: This can be found in the Virtual Networks section of the Azure Portal (opens in a new tab).
Tenant ID: This can be found under Azure Active Directory → Properties → Tenant ID in the Azure Portal (opens in a new tab).

Setup

For cross-tenant peering in Azure, you are supposed to assign the peering role to the service principal of the peering party.

Using the steps outlined below, you would register Cube Cloud tenant at your organization and grant peering access to Cube Cloud service principal.

Add Cube tenant to your organization

First you should add the Cube Cloud tenant to your organization. To do this, open the Azure Portal (opens in a new tab) and go to Azure Active Directory → External Identities → Cross-tenant access settings → Organizational Settings → Add Organization.

For Tenant ID, enter 197e5263-87f4-4ce1-96c4-351b0c0c714a.

Make sure that B2B Collaboration → Inbound Access → Applications is set to Allows access.

Register Cube Cloud service principal at your organization

To register the Cube Cloud service principal for your organization, follow these steps:

Log in with an account that has permissions to register Enterprise applications.
Open a browser tab and go to the following URL, replacing <TENANT_ID> with your tenant ID: https://login.microsoftonline.com/<TENANT_ID>/oauth2/authorize?client_id=0c5d0d4b-6cee-402e-9a08-e5b79f199481&response_type=code&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.microsoft.com%2F
The Cube Cloud service principal has specific credentials. Check that the following details match exactly what you see on the dialog box that pops up:

Client ID: 7f3afcf3-e061-4e1b-8261-f396646d7fc7
Name: cube-dedicated-infra-peering-sp

Once you have confirmed that all the information is correct, select Consent on behalf of your organization and click Accept.

Grant peering permissions to Cube Cloud service principal on your `Virtual Network`

As peering role you can use built-in Network Contributor or create custom role (e.g. cube-peering-role) with the following permissions:

Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/virtualNetworkPeerings/write
Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/peer/action
Microsoft.ClassicNetwork/virtualNetworks/peer/action
Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/virtualNetworkPeerings/read
Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/virtualNetworkPeerings/delete

On the Azure Portal (opens in a new tab), go to Virtual networks → Virtual Network Name → Access Control (IAM) → Add → Add role assignment and fill in the following details:

Role: Network Contributor or cube-peering-role
Members: cube-dedicated-infra-peering-sp

Firewall

Make sure that your firewall rules allow inbound and outbound traffic to IP/port your database is listening at.

Information required by Cube Cloud support

When you are reaching out Cube Cloud support please provide following information:

Virtual Network ID: You can find it at Virtual Networks → Virtual Network Name → Overview → JSON view → Resource ID on Azure Portal (opens in a new tab).
Virtual Network Address Spaces: You can find it at Virtual Networks → Virtual Network Name → Overview → JSON view → properties → addressSpace on Azure Portal (opens in a new tab).
Tenant ID: You can find it in Azure Active Directory → Properties → Tenant ID section of Azure Portal (opens in a new tab).

Supported Regions

We support all general-purpose regions. Cube Store is currently located only in US Central so pre-aggregations performance might depend on geographical proximity to it.

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