Concepts Guide—Dell EMC Integrated System for Microsoft Azure Stack Hub

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  Business challenge
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  Benefits of Dell EMC Integrated System for Microsoft Azure Stack Hub
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  Document purpose
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  We value your feedback

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  Solution architecture and key components
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  Configuration options
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  Order and deployment workflow
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  Applications and Azure Services

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  Environmental requirements
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  Power distribution unit (PDU) power-drop requirements
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  Azure connection, identity store, and billing-model decisions
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  Required customer-provided security certificates
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  License requirements
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  Azure Stack Hub endpoints and customer port requirements

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  Hardware components
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  Dense scale-unit configuration
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  Hybrid scale-unit configuration
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  All-flash scale-unit configuration
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  All-flash tactical configuration
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  Networking
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  Deployment

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  Microsoft Azure Stack Hub software
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  Hardware life-cycle host software

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  Security overview
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  Least-privilege authority
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  Secrets rotation

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  Monitoring and alerting in Azure Stack Hub
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  Patch and update
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  Node expansion

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  Overview
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  Azure Stack Hub backups using Infrastructure Backup Service
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  Backup requirements
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  Tenant data backups
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  In-scope data backups
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  Microsoft PaaS resource providers
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  Web application BCDR strategy
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  HLH deployment collateral backup
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  SMB target folder structure
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  Recovery from a catastrophic failure

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  Summary

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  Retrieving Dell Technologies licenses

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  Azure Stack Hub implementation requirements
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  Field replacement of parts
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  ProSupport Plus for Enterprise
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  Consulting service offerings
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  Additional resources

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  Change matrix