Original Post Read More One of the key features of Azure Application Gateway is TLS termination. Terminating TLS (HTTPS traffic) on the application gateway resource, which acts as a reverse proxy, allows you to relieve the TLS computation from the backend servers. Beyond that, its application delivery features let
Original Post Read More This article was co-authored by @aimeelittleton and @brianlehr While there are multiple methods for obtaining explicit outbound connectivity to the internet from your virtual machines on Azure, there is also one method for implicit outbound connectivity – default outbound access. When virtual machines (VMs) are created in a virtual
Original Post Read More Introduction This article introduces an approach to connect IPv6 devices to Azure IoT Hub. Azure IoT Hub Azure IoT Hub is a crucial component in the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem, designed to facilitate seamless communication between IoT devices and the cloud. It plays
Original Post Read More Azure Application Gateway now supports HTTP/3 QUIC. As part of private preview, AppGw users can create HTTP/3 enabled Listeners which can support either of HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2 along with HTTP/3. Note: HTTP/3, if enabled on one listener, will be available on that listener only. If
Original Post Read More Azure Application Gateway now supports HTTP/3 QUIC. As part of private preview, Application Gateway users can create HTTP/3 enabled Listeners which can support either of HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2 along with HTTP/3. Note: HTTP/3, if enabled on one listener, will be available on that listener only.
Original Post Read More Contributors: Eliran Azulai and Yuval Pery Monitoring, management, and innovation are core pillars of Azure Firewall. With this in mind, we are delighted to share the following new capabilities: Resource Health is now in public preview Embedded Firewall Workbooks is now in public preview
Original Post Read More Introduction Before diving into Azure DNS Private Resolver (ADPR), let’s go back in time a little bit, to understand its value. Before ADPR, companies that had to deal with hybrid DNS resolution, had to host custom DNS servers in Azure. They were mostly hosting at
Original Post Read More Do you know the difference between SNI and HTTP host headers ? It is sometimes very confusing. I think we should properly understand these technologies if we bulid a website in a public cloud. In this blog, I’ll write FQDN and HTTP host headers used
Original Post Read More Today, we are so excited to announce the general availability of Azure cross-region Load Balancer in all Azure public and national cloud regions. Since the preview, this product has been used by so many of you, our customers, whose valuable feedback has helped further improve the
Original Post Read More As part of Azure Firewall continues strive to improve its troubleshooting capabilities, we have recently announced New flow logs and latency metrics. Today, we are happy to announce the general availability of Azure Firewall Structured Logs capability. Azure Firewall is a Cloud-native Firewall as a Service offering that