Securing Azure Web Apps – Private Endpoint Part II
When you have custom DNS servers for an Azure VNET, private endpoints for web applications work differently. Notes on the DNS configuration required for name resolution to work correctly.
Cloud strategy, enterprise architecture, lessons from real migrations across banking, shipping, utilities, and public sector.
When you have custom DNS servers for an Azure VNET, private endpoints for web applications work differently. Notes on the DNS configuration required for name resolution to work correctly.
Reducing IT infrastructure and application costs through architectural choices: consolidation, retirement, and moving commodity components to managed services.
A pointer to Jim Gray’s 1985 Tandem paper on why computers stop, the failure taxonomy behind fault-tolerant systems, and what modern architects still borrow from it.
All Azure Web Apps are directly available over the public Internet. To isolate them, Private Endpoints combined with a Web Application Firewall provide access control at the network layer. Setup walkthrough with WAF and VNET integration.
Running less software (through SaaS or PaaS) sometimes buys you more than building or hosting it yourself. Notes on the tradeoffs.