Azure Network Topology and Architecture

When implementing cloud technology, it’s essential to pay close attention to the design of the networking topology. In this blog post, we will delve into the Azure networking topology and architecture, specifically examining two crucial methods. We will go over the design recommendations and limitations of Azure Hub and Spoke, and Azure Virtual WAN. Azure Hub and Spoke Architecture:…

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A guide on how to migrate your Azure Application Gateway from V1 to V2.

Microsoft has announced that Azure Application Gateway v1 will be retired on April 28, 2026. Users are encouraged to transition to Azure Application Gateway v2, the primary service moving forward. The new customers aren’t allowed to create v1 from July 1, 2023. However, existing V1 customers can continue creating resources until August 2024. Application Gateway V1 must be stopped…

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Network connectivity to Other Cloud Providers from Azure.

Numerous organizations have utilized several public cloud providers to accommodate their applications for various reasons. This blog post will discuss the different networking connectivity options between Azure and other cloud providers. There are three available methods to establish network connectivity between different cloud platforms. These methods are as follows:  Option 1. Utilize each cloud provider’s private network connectivity services, such…

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Monthly updates from Azure (June 2023)

I am here to provide a single post for Azure updates on the previous month. In this blog, we will cover June month updates from Azure. Each update on this blog is not an exhaustive list of all the monthly updates. I want to call out the most specific updates from Infrastructure technologies (compute, storage, networking, identity, monitoring &…

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How could you Deliver Secure and Scale the applications with Azure Cloud Networking services? – Part2

In this blog post series, I walk through different networking application delivery services with features and limitations on each service. To read about the Azure load balancer, please visit the first part of the blog post. In the second part of the networking series, let’s discuss the Azure application gateway, front door, and traffic manager. Azure Application Gateway Features: This is…

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How could you Deliver Secure and Scale the applications with Azure Cloud Networking services? – Part1

Azure Cloud provides a variety of networking capabilities that can be used together or separately to meet different customer requirements. Utilize the Azure Application delivery services to ensure the application is secure and safe. Azure provides four types of networking services: Connectivity Services: Integrate Azure and On-premise resources using one or more services in Azure. Services: Azure Vnet, Express…

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Azure Firewall

Azure Firewall is a cloud-native and intelligent network firewall security service that provides the best-of-breed threat protection for your cloud workloads running in Azure. It’s a fully stateful firewall as a service with built-in high availability and unrestricted cloud scalability. It provides both east-west and north-south traffic inspection. Azure Firewall is offered in Standard, Premium, and Basic SKUs. Azure…

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Monthly updates from Azure (July 2021)

I am here to provide a single post for Azure updates on the previous month. In this blog, we will be covering up July month updates from Azure. Each update on this blog is not an exhaustive list of all the monthly updates. I want to call out the most specific updates from Infrastructure technologies (compute, storage, networking, identity,…

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Azure Virtual WAN

Azure Virtual WAN is the newest network service that brings many network functions (networking, security and routing) together to provide a single operational interface. The network services functionality includes Site to Site VPN, Point to Site VPN, Express Route connectivity, routing, Firewall & Encryption and branch office connectivity. The connectivity and management of all networking functionality is managed via…

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Azure bastion service

When performing an IT admin role, RDP or SSH session is usually used for accessing required target servers. If not, a jumpbox is usually provided for connecting their required target server for a RDP / SSH session. While coming to the public cloud, a jumpbox server is placed in the management Virtual network. In some environments, it will be…

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