How to deploy a service

Edge Orchestrator allows you to manage and control edge resources in real time, including the deployment, update, and management of various services and resources.

Azion provides two ways to manage edge nodes, edge services, and resources:

Go to install Edge Orchestrator agent

Step 1: Create an edge service

To create an edge service, you need to give it an easy-to-remember name.

Go to how to create an edge service

Step 2: Create a resource

To be able to orchestrate services on your device, you need to configure all the resources needed to install, uninstall, and reload your services.

To create a resource, you need to:

  • Give the resource an easy-to-remember name.
  • Choose the content-type of the resource. Example: text and shell-script.
  • Add the content of the resource.
Go to how to provision files

Step 3: Generate a personal token

To be able to manage edge nodes, you must generate a personal token.

To do so:

  • Add an easy-to-remember name.
  • Add a description.
  • Set the expiration date for the token.
Go to generate a personal token

Step 4: Install Edge Orchestrator Agent

With the personal token created, download and install the Edge Orchestrator agent:

Go to how to install Edge Orchestrator Agent

Step 5: Authorize an edge node

With the Edge Orchestrator Agent installed on the device:

  • Authorize the edge node.
Go to how to authorize an edge node
Go to Edge Node reference documentation

Step 6: Bind an edge service to an edge node

Now, with the edge node created and authorized, you must bind it with an edge service to be deployed onto the edge node.

  • Create a relation between edge service and edge node.
How to bind an edge service to an edge node

Once this relation is in place, when an update is triggered on the edge services, it’ll be deployed to all nodes related to this service in particular.


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