Add Call Data Infrastructure to a tyGraph Solution

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Add an Azure Data Explorer Subnet
• Create an Azure Data Explorer instance
• Create a Private DNS Zone for the Azure Data Explorer
• Create an Azure Function

Add an Azure Data Explorer Subnet

1. Navigate to your tyGraph Resource Group and click on your tyGraph VNet:
2. Click "Subnets":
3. Click the "+ Subnet" button:
4. Give your Azure Data Explorer subnet a name and click "Save":

Create an Azure Data Explorer instance

1. Navigate to your tyGraph Resource Group and click the "Create" button: 
2. Search for "Azure Data Explorer" and select it:
3. Click "Create".
4. Enter a Cluster name and select a Workload for your Azure Data Explorer, then click the "Configurations" tab:
5. Switch "Streaming ingestion" to "On", "Enable purge" to "On", and "Auto-Stop cluster" to "Off", then click the "Network" tab:
6. Switch "Deploy in a virtual network" to "On", then select your tyGraph VNet and your Azure Data Explorer subnet from the dropdowns. Click the "Create new" link to create a new Public Query IP for the cluster:
7. Give the Public Query IP a name and click "Create":
8. Click the next "Create new" link to create a new Public Data Ingestion IP for the cluster:
9. Give the Public Data Ingestion IP a name and click "Create":
10. Click "Review + create":
11. Click "Create":

Create a Private DNS Zone for the Azure Data Explorer

1. Navigate to your Azure Data Explorer cluster and record the <region> section of the URI (in this example, the cluster URI is "

   https://tgcalldatadocadx.eastus.kusto.windows.net

   ", and the <region> section is "eastus"):
2. Navigate to your tyGraph Resource Group and click the "Create" button: 
3. Search for "Private DNS Zone" and select it:
4. Click "Create":
5. The DNS Zone must be named "<region>.kusto.windows.net" so that it matches the <region> section of your cluster URI (recorded in step 1). After setting the Name, click "Review + create":
6. Click "Create":

Create an Azure Function

1. Navigate to your tyGraph Resource Group and click the "Create" button: 
2. Search for "Function App" and select it: 
3. Click the "Create" button:
4. Give your Function App a name. Select ".NET" as the Runtime stack, "3.1" as the Version, and make sure to set the Region to the same Region as your Azure App Service where the tyGraph harvester runs. Finally, click the Hosting tab:
5. Click the "Create new" link to create a new storage account, give the account a name, and click "OK":
6. Switch the Plan type to "App service plan" and select your tyGraph App service plan. Then click the "Networking (preview)" tab:
7. Set "Enable network injection" to "On", switch the Virtual Network to your tyGraph VNet, set "Enable VNet integration" to "On", and select the subnet of your tyGraph App Service. Then click "Review + create":
8. Click "Create":