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Azure Network: Deploy An Azure Route Table

by George Chrysovaladis Grammatikos | Mar 2, 2020 | Azure, Networking

Azure Portal has many networking services like VNet’s, Load balancers, public IP addresses, and many others. In this post, we find out how to deploy an Azure Route Table to route all VMs traffic from a subnet through an Azure Firewall (virtual appliance). Create...

Azure Security : Firewall vs NSG

by George Chrysovaladis Grammatikos | Feb 25, 2020 | Azure, Networking

One of the most important reasons for a company to move their workloads to Azure is security. In this post, we will talk about the two most known Azure security services, Azure Firewall and NSG’s. With those two services, we can manage a VNet Inbound and...

Azure Networking: VNet Peering

by George Chrysovaladis Grammatikos | Jan 17, 2020 | Azure, Networking

By default, Microsoft Azure doesn’t accept connections between Virtual Networks ,this problem has been solved by using the VNet Peering mechanism, setting up one V-net peering per virtual network communication between Vnets becomes possible. In this post, you...

Deep Dive In VNet Subnets

by George Chrysovaladis Grammatikos | Jun 1, 2019 | Azure, Networking

In this topic, we will talk about network subnet in an Azure VNet. We try to understand what Class or Size of the network we need to select and how we configure it using the Azure Portal or PowerShell. What is a Subnet? A subnet is an IP network in which addresses...

Learn About Azure Load-Balancers

by George Chrysovaladis Grammatikos | May 4, 2019 | Azure, Networking

In this post, we will talk about Azure Load-Balancer, what is it and what offers to the Azure deployments. What Azure Load-Balancer is? Azure Load-Balancer offers high availability, high throughput and low latency for applications or services. Azure Load-Balancer...

Create a P2S VPN For SQL Managed Instance

by George Chrysovaladis Grammatikos | May 26, 2018 | Azure, Azure SQL Database, Networking, VNet

To connect to a Virtual Network with VPN you need to create a virtual network gateway. There are several types of VPN you can deploy to Azure, these are Point-to-site(P2S), Site-to-Site(S2S), VNet-to-Vnet and Express Route circuit. In this post, I describe how a P2S...

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