05-05-20 01:25 PM
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11-05-20 12:45 PM
Hi Harikrishna,
When you say install BP on your local and point the connection to Azure, what will the local install of BP be used for? Will it be in a development or an interactive client role? It is best practice for all Blue Prism components (Database Servers, Application Servers, Runtime Resources, Interactive Clients, Development Machines) to be geographically as close as possible to one another to reduce network latency and ensure optimal performance of the Blue Prism solution. Having said this it is entirely possible to have on premises components connected with components in Azure providing the network is configured correctly to allow the traffic. I've included a Microsoft guide on how to connect an on-premises network to a Microsoft Azure virtual network below;
It is also worth reading the Testing Connectivity guide on the Blue Prism portal, link below;
https://portal.blueprism.com/system/files/documents/Testing%20Connectivity%20Guide.pdf
I hope this helps.
Regards
11-05-20 12:45 PM
Hi Harikrishna,
When you say install BP on your local and point the connection to Azure, what will the local install of BP be used for? Will it be in a development or an interactive client role? It is best practice for all Blue Prism components (Database Servers, Application Servers, Runtime Resources, Interactive Clients, Development Machines) to be geographically as close as possible to one another to reduce network latency and ensure optimal performance of the Blue Prism solution. Having said this it is entirely possible to have on premises components connected with components in Azure providing the network is configured correctly to allow the traffic. I've included a Microsoft guide on how to connect an on-premises network to a Microsoft Azure virtual network below;
It is also worth reading the Testing Connectivity guide on the Blue Prism portal, link below;
https://portal.blueprism.com/system/files/documents/Testing%20Connectivity%20Guide.pdf
I hope this helps.
Regards
12-05-20 07:07 AM
Hi Hari,
I've have this exact setup and it works fine. It's just my personal demo environment so I'm not running massive volumes of process, objects and runtime resources, but it certainly does work.
Cheers
Dan
13-05-20 07:34 AM
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13-07-20 07:05 AM
Hi Dhanaji
I don't have any VPN configured between my Azure setup and my local machine.
I have two connections to Azure.
(a) SQL Server (SQL Authentication) - connects directly from BP Client (local) to Azure SQL (remote).
(b) Blue Prism Server - connects from BP Client (local) to BP Server (remote on Azure).
Both connections work fine for me without any VPN.
One thing to note... my system is just a simple demo system so I've not configured the BP Server connection to use Message or Transport Encryption. I don't know whether that would make a difference re the VPN.
I hope that helps.
Cheers
Dan
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