Create Low Priority Data Hub Service with a Peered Network

Before you begin

You need:

About this task

In this task, you will create a Low Priority Data Hub Service (DHS) with a peered DHS network.

Important: For this task, you need the SERV-ADMIN portal role. See Portal Roles.

Procedure

Go to the MarkLogic Data Hub Service home page and select Data Hub Service from the menu.

In the Create Data Hub Service page, configure your service.

Low Priority Data Hub Service with a Peered Network


Field	Description
Name	The name of your Data Hub Service.
Network	The name of the preconfigured network to use. The network can be peered or public.
Region	The region where your preconfigured network is located. Default: `Central US`. See Supported Regions - Azure.
Access	Choose Public if you want to allow public access to your DHS endpoints. Choose Private if you want to restrict access to your DHS endpoints.
Type	Choose Low Priority if this DHS will be used for development and testing only.
Capacity	MarkLogic Data Hub Service capacity is measured in MarkLogic Capacity Units (MCU). One MCU has approximately 1GB of memory with appropriate CPU and network capacity. MarkLogic Data Hub Service is provisioned to provide a baseline level of MCUs that govern the target storage for DHS. See Pricing. Note: Low Priority service type is not capable of auto scaling.

Click the following link to view a full list of Data Hub Service resources.

Click Create.

Results

The details of your service configuration are displayed in the Dashboard, including the status of the service and the endpoints. The status of the service must be SERVICE_RUNNING.

Peered Low Priority MarkLogic Data Hub Service instance

Tip: You can customize your dashboard with column sorting, column configuring, and services searching and filtering. See Customize DHS Dashboard.

To see the MarkLogic Data Hub Service details, click the service name in the Dashboard.

Peered Low Priority Data Hub Service details

What to do next

Manage the service admins and users who can manage a specific service or access its endpoints:
- Create a DHS Service User Account to use internal authentication, or
  Note: MarkLogic Server provides internal authentication as the default option for managing service admins and users.
- (Optional) Add an LDAP Configuration to use external authentication (Recommended)
You can manage the admins who can manage your portal in Azure.
(Optional) You can manage the Service Administrators who can manage your service.