Azure Meta Service Broker - Redis Cache Premium - PCF

create-service.sh

# created the service broker via command
SECURITY_USER_NAME=<username>
SECURITY_USER_PASSWORD=<the password>
URL=http://meta-azure-service-broker.<public ip value here>.xip.io

cf create-service-broker meta-azure-service-broker $SECURITY_USER_NAME $SECURITY_USER_PASSWORD $URL

# enabled service for redis
cf enable-service-access azure-rediscache

# verify availability
cf marketplace

# deployed premium 1 instance to Azure
cf create-service azure-rediscache premiump1 rediscache88876 -c ./rediscache-config.json

network-pre.sh

# get name of vnet
az network vnet list 

vnet={name of the vnet}
resource_group={name of the resource group}

# get the list of existing subnets
az network vnet subnet list -g $resource_group --vnet-name $vnet

# create the redis cache subnet as a /29 so we can use an available ip

az network vnet subnet create -n RedisCache --vnet-name $vnet -g $resource_group \
  --address-prefixes "10.0.15.0/29"
  
# get the subnet id
subnetid=$(az network vnet subnet show -n RedisCache -g $resource_group --vnet-name $vnet -o tsv --query 'id')
redis_ip='10.0.15.4'

# update the redis cache config with the values
cd azure-redisconfig
cp rediscache-config.json tmp.json

jq --arg subnetid $subnetid '.parameters.subnetId = $subnetid' rediscache-config.json > temp.json 
mv tmp.json rediscache-config.json

jq --arg staticIP $redis_ip '.parameters.staticIP = $staticIP' rediscache-config.json > temp.json 
mv tmp.json rediscache-config.json

rediscache-config.json

{
  "resourceGroup": "cloudfoundryenv",
  "location": "eastus",
  "cacheName": "rediscache88876",
  "parameters": {
    "enableNonSslPort": false,
    "subnetId": "/subscriptions/{subid}/resourceGroups/cloudfoundryenv/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/boshvnet-crp/subnets/RedisCache",
    "staticIP": "10.0.15.4",
    "shardCount": 1,
    "tags": []
  }
}

This doesn't take into account the tile using the Ops Manager.