Azure Stack Hub Management

This section provides guidance on managing your Azure Stack Hub deployment. It covers operator tasks, the tenant experience, and billing and metering.

Operator Tasks

As an Azure Stack Hub operator, you are responsible for the deployment, maintenance, and health of your Azure Stack Hub environment. Key operator tasks include:

For detailed procedures on these tasks, refer to the Operator Tasks documentation.

Tenant Experience

The tenant experience in Azure Stack Hub is designed to be familiar to users of Azure public cloud. Tenants can deploy and manage their applications and services using the Azure portal, PowerShell, or Azure CLI.

Explore the Tenant Experience for more information on how your users can interact with Azure Stack Hub.

Important Note on Integration

Azure Stack Hub allows you to run Azure services in your datacenter. It's crucial to understand the integration points with Azure public cloud for hybrid scenarios, such as hybrid identity and Azure Arc.

Billing and Metering

Azure Stack Hub provides capabilities for metering resource consumption and integrating with billing systems. This allows you to track usage and potentially implement chargeback models.

Learn more about how to configure and utilize billing features in the Billing and Metering guide.

Tip for Operators

Regularly review your capacity metrics and tenant usage to optimize resource allocation and identify potential cost savings opportunities.

Key Management Concepts

Understanding these core management concepts is essential for successful Azure Stack Hub operations:


# Example: Checking Azure Stack Hub health status (operator view)
az --version
az stack-hub status list
            

For advanced management scenarios, including automation and integration with other systems, consult the Develop section.