Azure Cloud, DevOps resources and blog
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How Microsoft Entra ID is used as a directory for cloud apps
Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory, or Azure AD) is used as a cloud-based directory service that manages and secures user identities, access, and permissions for cloud applications. It serves as a central identity provider for applications, services, and resources both within Microsoft’s ecosystem… [ Read more ]
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Azure Virtual Network explained in detail
Azure Virtual Network (VNet) is one of the fundamental building blocks in Azure that allows you to securely connect Azure resources to each other, the internet, and on-premises environments. It provides a private network where you can define and control the IP addressing, DNS settings,… [ Read more ]
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Compare Microsoft Entra ID to Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)
Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory, or Azure AD) and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) are both identity and access management solutions provided by Microsoft, but they serve different purposes and are designed for different environments. Below is a comparison of the two:… [ Read more ]
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Subnets and Subnetting in Azure – Features and Use-cases
In Azure, subnets are an integral part of your Virtual Network (VNet) architecture. Subnets allow you to partition a VNet's IP address space into smaller, more manageable segments. Subnetting helps you organize and control the flow of network traffic, segment security policies, and ensure efficient… [ Read more ]
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Know everything about Azure Virtual Network – Features and Components
An Azure Virtual Network (VNet) is one of the foundational building blocks for your private network in Azure. It allows Azure resources to securely communicate with each other, the internet, and on-premises networks. Azure VNets provide isolation, segmentation, and secure communication between virtual machines (VMs),… [ Read more ]
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How to Visualize the network topology in Azure Network Watcher
Visualizing network topology in Azure Network Watcher provides a graphical representation of the network infrastructure, which helps to better understand how resources are connected within a virtual network. This feature offers a visual map of your network resources, such as virtual machines (VMs), network interfaces,… [ Read more ]
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Implement an Azure application gateway, including selecting a routing method
Here’s a step-by-step guide to implement an Azure Application Gateway, including selecting a routing method. Prerequisites Before starting, ensure you have: Azure Subscription: Access to an active Azure subscription. Resource Group: A logical container for your resources. Virtual Network (VNet): Set up a VNet with… [ Read more ]
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Know about Azure App Service post-creation settings
After you've created an Azure App Service, there are several important post-creation settings and configurations that you'll want to be aware of in order to properly manage and optimize your web app. Here's a breakdown of the key aspects. App Service Plan Settings Pricing Tier… [ Read more ]
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Know about Azure DNS
Azure DNS is a cloud-based service provided by Microsoft Azure that allows you to host and manage your Domain Name System (DNS) records using Microsoft's global infrastructure. With Azure DNS, you can handle DNS zones and records for your domains, ensuring that users can easily… [ Read more ]
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Know about configuration settings in Azure App Service
Configuration settings in Azure App Service are critical for managing how your web app behaves in different environments (e.g., development, staging, production). These settings can influence your app’s performance, security, connectivity, and behavior. Here are the key aspects of Azure App Service configuration settings that… [ Read more ]
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Learn about Application Gateway Routing
Azure Application Gateway routing determines how incoming traffic is directed to backend resources based on specific criteria. The routing can be configured using different methods such as URL Path-Based Routing, Host-Based Routing, and Basic Routing. You can also configure Traffic Routing based on health probes… [ Read more ]
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Learn about Azure Application Gateway in Azure
Azure Application Gateway is a fully managed application delivery controller (ADC) that provides advanced features such as load balancing, SSL termination, web application firewall (WAF), and URL-based routing for web applications. It is built to manage traffic to your web apps in the cloud and… [ Read more ]
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Learn about Azure load balancer SKUs
Azure Load Balancer offers two main SKUs: Basic and Standard. Each SKU provides different features, capabilities, and use cases. Here’s a detailed breakdown of these SKUs to help you understand and choose the right one for your application. Azure Load Balancer SKUs Overview Feature Basic… [ Read more ]
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Learn about Azure Load Balancer usage
Azure Load Balancer is versatile and can be used in various scenarios, particularly for applications that require high availability, scalability, and reliability. Below are its common uses and scenarios. Ensuring High Availability Purpose Distributes incoming traffic across multiple backend instances, ensuring that no single instance… [ Read more ]
