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IoT Bridge for Snowflake on Azure is not quite ready but will be released in Q2 of 2023.

Prerequisites

Before being able to install and set up IoT Bridge for Snowflake on Azure you must have a Microsoft Azure account. If you do not already have one, you can create one here.

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  • Subscription and Resource Group
    • This can be any resource group you want and can even be a new one as shown above
Tip

If the subscription is a Microsoft CSP (Cloud Solution Provider) created subscription, the CSP Tenant ID must be provided to CirrusLink to be added to the CSP whitelist on the offering.

The IoT Bridge will fail to deploy with a subscription error if this has not been completed. 

To get the Tenant ID:

  • Provide the subscription ID to the CSP to give to Microsoft Support
    • The CSP needs to request their CSP Tenant ID for the subscription ID from Microsoft Support
  • Provide support@cirrus-link.com the Tenant ID to be added to the CSP whitelist on the offering
    • It usually takes 24 - 48 hours for this submission to complete
  • Virtual Machine Name
    • This can be anything you want
  • Region
    • It is recommended to have this be in the same region where your Snowflake account is
  • Image
    • Make sure you select 'Standard - x64 Gen1' as shown above. Note it has the 'IoT Bridge for Snowflake' icon next to it.
  • Size
    • Select the VM size you want.
  • Login details
    • Select these as you want
  • Select inbound ports
    • Make sure SSH is enabled. This is required for configuration of the IoT Bridge for Snowflake instance

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Review the configuration and click 'Create' if everything looks good. This

If validation of the configuration is successful, it will bring you to the following page:

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