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docs(framework) Add how-to-guide to run Flower on Microsoft Azure VM instances #4625

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  • Added how-to-guide for deploying Flower on Azure VM instances.
  • Describe steps to configure VM environment and network port rules.
  • Describe steps to spawn 1 SuperLink and 2 SuperNodes and run a Flower app on the Azure cluster.

@dstripelis dstripelis requested a review from jafermarq December 3, 2024 17:00
@dstripelis dstripelis changed the title Adding the how-to-guide to run Flower on Microsoft Azure VM instances. docs(framework) Add how-to-guide to run Flower on Microsoft Azure VM instances Dec 3, 2024
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- **Virtual machine name**: for instance, for the server machine we can use
``flower-server`` and for the clients, ``flower-client-1``, ``flower-client-2``,
respectively.
- **Image**: for this guide, we will use ``Ubuntu Server 24.04 - x64 Gen2 LTS``
- **Size**: for this guide, we will use ``Standard_D2s_v3 - 2 vcpus, 8GiB memory``

.. tip::

For resource group, we can create a new group and assign it to all VMs.
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Wouldn't all this benefit from a screenshot? or do you think it's better like this?

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I thought the same. However, if we add a screenshot then we might have to capture the entire Azure portal and mark the specific sections, which might be illegible. We can add a screenshot though if need to.

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In the last commit I placed this information inside a table to improve readability. Maybe that looks a bit better.

dstripelis and others added 3 commits December 4, 2024 21:35
…oved detailed installation instructions of Python and Flower env, moved the authentication and TLS references in a note section, and added Docker reference for Flower env inside a note section.
…d authentication are missing from this guide.
@danieljanes danieljanes merged commit f7553c6 into main Dec 7, 2024
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flydump pushed a commit to flydump/flower that referenced this pull request Dec 8, 2024
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