Set up Protegrity Anonymization API on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

To set up and use the Protegrity Anonymization API on Azure, follow the steps provided in this section.

• Preparing the Base Machine

• Creating a Kubernetes Cluster

• Accessing the Cluster

• Use the following link to upload the Docker image to the Azure container registry (ACR) for running the Protegrity Anonymization API in AKS.
  Uploading the Image to the Azure Container Registry

• Complete the steps provided in the following link to create an Azure disk and obtain the subscription ID.
  Creating an Azure Disk

• Complete the steps provided in the following link for installing the NGINX Ingress Controller on the base machine.
  Setting up NGINX Ingress Controller

• Protegrity Anonymization API uses certificates for secure communication with the client. You can use the certificates provided by Protegrity or use your own certificates. Complete the configurations provided in the following link to use your custom certificates with the Ingress Controller.
  Using Custom Certificates in Ingress

• Use the template files provided in the following link to specify the AKS settings for the Protegrity Anonymization API.
  Updating the Configuration Files

• Deploy the pods using the steps in the following link.
  Deploying the Protegrity Anonymization API to the AKS Cluster

• Use the following link for viewing the Protegrity Anonymization API service and pod details after you have successfully deployed the Protegrity Anonymization API.
  Viewing Protegrity Anonymization API Using REST