Cloud Maker Enterprise Server

Install Guide for CMES self-hosted appliance

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Written by Nick Smith
Updated over a week ago

Cloud Maker Enterprise Server (CMES) provides all the power of the Cloud Maker platform but is self-hosted and allows you to deploy it to your own Azure tenant.

This guide walks you through the installation process for deploying CMES from the Azure Marketplace.

Architecture Overview

CMES is a powerful, self-hosted version of Cloud Maker that can be deployed in a number of ways to support your security, availability and governance needs.

There are three options for deploying Cloud Maker Enterprise Server. Select the option that fits your needs to access the install guide.

  1. Public connectivity - Cloud Maker Enterprise Server is accessible securely from the internet.
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  2. Private connectivity via private endpoint - Cloud Maker Enterprise Server is only accessible from your private network and is accessed via private endpoint connectivity.
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  3. Private connectivity via vNet peering - Cloud Maker Enterprise Server is only accessible from you private network and is accessed via a vNet peering.

If you want to discuss other deployment options not covered in this guide, please reach out to Cloud Maker support at [email protected].

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