Azure Application Gateway
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Configuring Virtual Network Gateway Connections Across Regions and Subscriptions
In today’s increasingly connected world, businesses of all sizes rely on cloud computing to store, process, and analyze their data. As a result, ensuring seamless connectivity between different regions and subscriptions within the cloud infrastructure is critical. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by configuring Virtual Network Gateway (VNG) connections. However, setting up VNG connections across different regions and subscriptions can be a complex and daunting task for even the most experienced IT professionals. In the blog post “Configuring Virtual Network Gateway Connections Across Regions and Subscriptions”, we’ll learn to configure VNG connections in Azure to enhance network performance and strengthen security.
Inbound vs outbound traffic in Azure. What you need to know?
As many companies have moved their database and sensitive information to the cloud, it is important to have a solid understanding of how data flows in and out of your cloud environment. In Microsoft Azure, managing inbound and outbound traffic is an important aspect of ensuring optimal performance, security and cost-effectiveness.
Azure Architecture Best Practice for securing Azure Virtual Networks
While designing the azure landing zone we need to ensure that our network is secured.VNet protects inbound flow (from users) and outbound traffic flow (to the Internet). Now the question arises how do we secure this traffic? Azure provides services like Azure firewall and Azure Application Gateway. It is very confusing when to use Azure firewall vs. Azure Application Gateway. There can be other combinations that can make the design more and more complex. This article provides the definitive guide and scenarios-based approach to help what design should be used. When it should be used? How it should be used?