Friday, May 12, 2023

AZURE - Study Material and key Pointer

 

azure ->
app service
infrafrature ->
vm
iss
deploy -> cicd
------secure -----------
db communication-> azur key vault
mange idedinity
private end end
WAP -> Applications gateway -> WAP -> OWASAP 3.0
network
------------API gate way
frondoor-- azure
cors
------------ enble > app service ->
vpN
-->
APIM
owasp 3.0
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azure app gat way /secure /osap 3.0 -> loan brancer -> froontdoor ->
Azure idenity mange ment , app gate way , high ha , pricing , auto scaling /scalset / disater recover /lohg monitor
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cicd ->
netwoking /microsift defenderder / netwiking sectrirurty monitory cicd
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jd -> see learn about that direction
LWD
Any offer
Azure function APP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gwfINrXqEs&list=PLMWaZteqtEaLRsSynAsaS_aLzDPBUU4CV&index=10
https://www.qovery.com/blog/7-things-to-consider-to-build-scalable-web-applications
very good link
Credit - BitPanda
Horizontal Scaling (Scaling out): Horizontal scaling refers to adding additional nodes or machines to your infrastructure to handle new demands. Suppose you are hosting a web application on a server and realize that it no longer has the capacity (or capabilities) to handle traffic or load. Then, adding a server may be your solution.
Vertical Scaling (Scaling up): While horizontal scaling refers to adding additional nodes/machines, vertical scaling refers to adding more power to your current machines that it meets demand. Suppose now your server requires more processing power. Then, adding processing power and memory to the physical machine running the server may be your solution.
https://www.qovery.com/blog/7-things-to-consider-to-build-scalable-web-applications
What Is Cloud Migration?
Lift and shift—moving applications to the cloud as-is. This is also sometimes referred to as rehosting.
Refactor—modifying applications to better support the cloud environment.
Replatform—moving applications to the cloud without major changes, but taking advantage of benefits of the cloud environment.
Rebuild—rewrite the application from scratch.

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