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Azure Site Recovery Zone to Zone Replication

September 23, 2020
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| Azure, Azure Site Recovery

Azure Site Recovery contributes to an organisations business continuity and disaster recovery strategy by replicating workloads to secondary region. Microsoft announced Azure Site Recovery support for Zone to Zone disaster recovery in May 2020, which is currently available in limited with two regions: Southeast Asia and UK South (at the time of writing this article). This feature enables, replicate,…

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Monthly updates from Azure (August 2020)

September 4, 2020
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Another end of month, I`m here to provide a single post for Azure updates on previous month. This blog, we will be covering up august month updates from Azure. Each update on this blog is not an exhaustive list of all the monthly updates. I would like to call out most specific updates from Infrastructure technologies (compute, storage, networking,…

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Azure Private Endpoint

August 25, 2020
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| Azure

Azure Private Link is an Azure service that enables customers to access supported Azure PaaS Services (Azure SQL & Storage etc..) over a private endpoint in an Azure Virtual Network. This ensures the network traffic between virtual network and service travels via the Microsoft backbone within your network boundary, including from on-premises when connectivity such as ExpressRoute is configured….

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Azure backup Cross Region Restore for Azure virtual machine.

August 6, 2020
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What is Azure Backup? Azure backup is a service in azure which provides a simple, secure and cost-effective backup solution for virtual machines (Azure and On-premise), Azure file share, SAP HANA Databases in Azure VMs and SQL server on Azure VMs. Azure backup uses Azure site recovery vault for storing backup data using Azure storage accounts. Recovery vault uses…

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Monthly updates from Azure (July 2020)

July 31, 2020
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Another end of month, I`m here to provide a single post for Azure updates on previous month. 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 would like to call out most specific updates from Infrastructure technologies (compute, storage, networking,…

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Azure bastion service

July 27, 2020
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| Azure, Azure Networking

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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Terraform with Azure DevOps Pipeline

July 4, 2020
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| Azure, Azure DevOps, Terraform

Terraform is Infrastructure as Code (IaC) software tool developed by Hashicorp. It’s used to define and provision infrastructure with Hashicorp Configuration Language (HCL). Terraform can be used for deploying infrastructure in the below spaces: – Azure Cloud – AWS cloud – Google Cloud – Oracle cloud – VMware vSphere – Alibaba cloud – Cisco devices (limited functionalities) Why do…

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Monthly updates of Azure – June 2020

July 4, 2020
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Starting of month, reminds me about providing a single post for Azure updates on previous month. This blog, we will be covering up June month updates from Azure. Each update on this blog is not an exhaustive list of all the monthly updates. I would like to call out most specific updates from Infrastructure technologies (compute, storage, networking, identity,…

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Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) – Best Practices

July 1, 2020
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| Azure, Container

During Azure certification preparation and based on my project experience of the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), I wish to share several best practices for AKS deployment. In this post, I will walk you through the selection of appropriate options within AKS.  Networking models AKS supports two networking models: Kubenet networking – Azure manages the virtual network resources as the cluster…

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Forced Tunneling options in Azure

June 24, 2020
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| Azure, Azure Networking

What is it? Microsoft Azure offers a feature called “Forced Tunneling”, which allows you better manage and control your outbound internet traffic from resources within your Azure virtual networks through your Organisation’s on-premise firewall via an established VPN connection or an ExpressRoute circuit. Why do I need it? Resources deployed in an Azure VNET needing to access the Internet…

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