Azure Front Door
2h 4mIntermediate2022-12-07
Authors
Nertil Poci
Freelance Software Architect
Course details
When it comes to good network administration on the cloud, you need to be able to manage traffic to your applications and services. Azure Front Door allows you to effectively route your users to the correct applications with customized setup rules based on user meta data. In this course, instructor Nertil Poci shows you how to manage and orchestrate traffic to all your different web applications with the features of Azure Front Door.
Learn about provisioning a front door instance, adding your web applications, creating routes to different apps, adding custom domains and responses, and much more. By the end of this course, you’ll be prepared to set up a Front Door solution to manage your application traffic across multiple regions.
Learn about provisioning a front door instance, adding your web applications, creating routes to different apps, adding custom domains and responses, and much more. By the end of this course, you’ll be prepared to set up a Front Door solution to manage your application traffic across multiple regions.
Skills covered
Identity and Access ManagementAzureNetwork AdministrationCloud PlatformsCybersecurityLearningNetwork and System AdministrationCloud ComputingMicrosoft
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Managing traffic using Azure Front Door
1. Getting Started with Azure Front Door
- 02 - Azure Front Door overview
- 03 - Deploying API to Azure App Service
- 04 - Deploying UI to Azure static sites
- 05 - Provisioning Azure Front Door instances
2. Routing Application Traffic with Front Door
- 06 - Understanding Azure Front Door terminology
- 07 - Defining applications as origin groups
- 08 - Managing traffic using routes
- 09 - Configuring caching and compression
3. Customizing Requests and Responses Using Rules
- 10 - Understanding Front Door rule sets
- 11 - Modifying response headers
- 12 - Modifying request headers
- 13 - Overriding origins using rules
- 14 - Rewriting request URLs
- 15 - Redirecting requests
4. Using Custom Domains
- 16 - Onboarding a root or apex domain on your Front Door
- 17 - Creating a DNS zone in Azure
- 18 - Using Azure DNS with your own domain providers
- 19 - Adding custom domains to Azure Front Door
- 20 - Associating custom domain with Azure Front Door endpoints
5. Configuring High Availability with Multi-Regions
- 21 - Anatomy of a highly available web application
- 22 - Deploying apps in multiple regions
- 23 - Adding multiple origins to groups
- 24 - Configuring load balancing
- 25 - Configuring health probes
- 26 - Testing origin failover
Conclusion
- 27 - Next steps