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Deploy the QuickstartSample manually (needed if you are using Azure Private Link)

Follow this tutorial to learn how to deploy the quickstart sample manually with Azure Private Link.

Prerequisites needed

  1. An Azure account
    • You must have an active Azure account. If you don't have one, you can sign up here.

Steps

1. Create Virtual network

If you don't have an existing virtual network in Azure, follow these steps to create one. If you do have an existing virtual network, you can skip this step.

  • Step 1: Sign in to Azure Portal

    • Open a web browser and go to the Azure Portal. Sign in with your Azure account credentials.

  • Step 2: Create a Virtual Network

    • Click on "Create a resource" in the left-hand menu.
    • Search for "Virtual Network" in the search bar and then select it from the search results.

  • Step 3: Basics

    Fill out the "Basics" tab with the following information:

    • Subscription: Select your Azure subscription.
    • Resource group: Create a new or select an existing resource group.
    • Region: Choose the Azure region for your virtual network.
    • Name: Enter a unique name for your virtual network.
    • Click "Next: Security.

  • Step 4: Security

    • Configure the security settings for your virtual network if needed, such as DDoS protection and Firewall settings.
    • Click "Next: IP Addresses."

  • Step 5: IP Addresses

    • Configure the IP address settings for your virtual network:
      • Address space: Define the IP address range for your virtual network.
      • Subnet name: Create a subnet and specify its address range.

  • Step 6: Review + Create

    • Review the settings you've configured.
    • Click "Create" to create the virtual network.

  • Step 7: Validation and Deployment

    • Azure will validate your configuration. If everything is correct, it will start the deployment process.
    • You can monitor the deployment progress on the Azure Portal.

2. Create Subnet for Azure Health Data Services FHIR service, APIM and Azure function

  • Step 1: Navigate to the Virtual Network

    • In the Azure Portal, locate and select the virtual network in which you want to create subnets.

  • Step 2: Create a Subnet

    • In the virtual network settings, go to "Subnets" and click on "+ Subnet".
    • Fill out the following information :
      • Name: [Subnet Name]
      • Address range: [Subnet Address Range]
    • Click "Save".

3. Create private endpoint for Azure Health Data Services FHIR service

  • Step 1: Locate and select the service

    • In the Azure Portal, locate the service for which you want to create a private endpoint.

  • Step 2: Access Networking Settings

    • In the service's settings, locate and click on "Networking" in the left-hand menu. This is where you'll manage network settings for your service.

  • Step 3: Create Private Endpoint

    • Within the Networking settings, locate the "+ Private Endpoint " button and click on it to initiate the creation process.

  • Step 4: Fill out the Basics

    • You'll now be prompted to fill out various details for the private endpoint. Here's what you'll need to provide:

      • Subscription : Select the appropriate subscription from the dropdown menu.
      • Resource Group : Choose an existing resource group from the dropdown menu or create a new one by clicking "Create new" and following the prompts.
      • Name : Provide a name for your Azure Health Data Services FHIR service Private Endpoint.
      • Network Interface Name : This may be auto-generated or you may need to select from existing options, depending on your configuration.
      • Region : Select the appropriate region for your private endpoint.

  • Step 5: Configure Resource

    • Once you've filled out the Basics, proceed to the Resource configuration. Here's what you'll need to provide :
      • Resource Type : This field specifies the type of resource you're connecting to with the private endpoint.
      • Resource : Here, you'll select the specific resource within the chosen resource type.
      • Target Sub-resource : This field helps you narrow down the specific aspect of the resource you're connecting to.

  • Step 6: Configure Virtual Network

    • Virtual Network:

      • Select the Virtual Network that you want to associate with this private endpoint. This is the network in which your private endpoint will be deployed.

    • Subnet:

      • After selecting the Virtual Network, choose the specific subnet within that network where you want to deploy the private endpoint.

  • Step 7: Review and Create

    • After completing the Basics and Resource configurations, review all the details you've provided.
    • click on the "Create" button to initiate the creation of the private endpoint. Once the deployment is complete, you'll receive a notification.

4. Deploy Quickstart sample using azd

  • If you want to deploy quickstart with APIM please update the APIM plan to premium and sku count to atleast 1 in core.bicep files under infra folder. APIM Premium plan have the option to integrate with Vnet.

  • If you don't want the APIM with quickstart sample, please follow the deployment step without any changes for APIM.

  • Please follow the "Deploy Quickstart" steps

5. Secure an Azure Function App

This step offers detailed instructions on how to secure an Azure Function App

  • Steps :
    • Navigate to your Azure Function App in the Azure portal.On the left-hand side, find and click on the "Networking" tab.
    • Inside the "Networking" tab, click on "Access Restrictions" from the options provided.
    • In Public network access, click on Disabled. This will prevent anyone from accessing your Function App over the public internet.
    • Still inside the "Networking" tab, find and click on "Virtual Network Integration.
    • Choose the Virtual Network which you have created in section 1.
    • Select the specific Subnet within that Virtual Network that you want to use.
    • After configuring the Virtual Network and Subnet, save the changes.
    • Now, Function App will only be accessible via the specified Virtual Network and Subnet, and public access will be restricted.

6. Configuring secure storage of quickstart sample.

This step provides detailed instructions for configuring secure storage of quickstart sample. The process involves setting up networking configurations and creating a private endpoint to ensure secure access to your storage account.

  • Step 1: Configure Networking for the Storage Account
    • Navigate to the created storage account in the Azure Portal.
    • Click on "Networking" in the left-hand menu.
    • Under the Firewalls and virtual networks section, enable the option: 'Enabled from selected virtual networks and IP addresses'.
    • Within the 'Virtual network' section, select and add the previously created existing virtual network
    • Allow Azure services on the trusted services list to access this storage account.
    • Scroll down to the "Exception" section and confirm that the option "Allow Azure services on the trusted services list to access this storage account" is selected.
  • Step 2: Create a Private Endpoint
    • Once you've configured the Networking for the Storage Account, navigate to the "Private endpoint connections" section.
    • Click on "+ Private Endpoint" to create a new private endpoint connection.
    • Follow the steps outlined in Section 3 for creating private endpoint connections
    • By following these steps, you will have successfully configured secure storage in Azure with the necessary networking configurations and private endpoint connections.

7. Vnet Integration for APIM

This step offers detailed instructions on how to integrate APIM with Vnet

  • Steps :

  1. Create the network security group:

    • Follow the steps to create the network security group that will be attached to APIM subnet.
    • Once the NSG is created configure the inbound and outbound rules.

  2. Integrate the APIM with Vnet.

    • Navigate to your APIM in the Azure portal. On the left-hand side, find and click on the "Networking" tab under Deployment + infrastructure.
    • Inside the "Networking" tab, click on "Virtual network" from the options provided.
    • Select External virtual network in the option.
    • Click on the Location tab.
    • Choose the Virtual Network which you have created in section 1.
    • Select the specific Subnet within that Virtual Network that you want to use.
    • After configuring the Virtual Network and Subnet, save the changes.
    • Now, APIM can access the Azure function API via the specified Virtual Network and Subnet.