InstallationI Fabric along with Azure Artifacts (Deprecated/ not recommend)

Follow these steps to Install Quantum Fabric on MS Azure

Create an Ubuntu VM or use an existing VM. For more information, refer to VM Setup.
Extract the downloaded installation zip on the VM that you created. For more information, refer to Pre-Installation Tasks.
Enter or modify the required properties in the following files: <Installation Directory>/conf/enterprise.properties. For more information, refer to Configuration.
Run the installation using the following bash command: install-fabric.sh.
Select a Production or a Non-Production installation mode. In the following screenshot, the Non-Production mode is selected. You can select Production mode and follow a similar flow to complete the installation.
Specify a label for the Non-Production installation environment. A label is a string such as dev, qa, uat, the label is also appended to the Azure resources that are created for this environment to identify them easily.
NOTE: This step is specific to Non-Production mode.
After specifying the label, the installation begins. Towards the end of the installation the following prompt is displayed.
Map the domain names with the IP/CNAME records as displayed in the prompt.
After the domains are mapped to the IPs/CNAME, validate the mappings and continue the installation by re-running the install-fabric.sh command.
The CDN configuration is completed and the following prompt is displayed to complete the manual steps of CDN configuration.
NOTE: Ensure that the domain mapping reflects the correct mapping from the script client box by using nslookup.
When prompted, follow the steps in Set up Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) to perform a custom domain HTTPS configuration.
Re-run the installation by running the install-fabric.sh command to complete the post-installation tasks.
At the end of the installation, the following message is displayed, which contains the Fabric Console URL.