Good Day, Thank you for your suggestion, I will explain more in further videos. However this video was specific to AZ700 labs More information can be found in below platforms: mraviteja9949.medium.com/ instagram.com/raviteja_mureboina/ Thanks again for your input Regards, Ravi
Yes, we can use the default VNet, but a custom VNet provides greater control and security as the architecture grows. I created this video using Microsoft documentation and labs, and I followed those steps in the labs. With those resources, I successfully passed my AZ-700 exam
Hi Szymon Tengler, There are two ways of configuring a backend pool: 1. Network Interface Card (NIC) 2. IP address and Virtual Network (VNET) Resource ID Network Interface Card (NIC) Configure your backend pool by NIC when using existing virtual machines and virtual machine scale sets. This method builds the most direct link between your resource and the backend pool. Virtual machines You can only attach virtual machines in the Azure region that have a standard SKU public IP configuration or no public IP configuration. All IP configurations must be on the same virtual network. IP Addresses When preallocating your backend pool with an IP address range which you plan to later create virtual machines and virtual machine scale sets, configure your backend pool by IP address and VNET ID combination. IP Addresses You can only add the resource's IP address in the Virtual Network. The configuration is associated with the IP address and will apply to any resource which has this IP address assigned. I hope I answered your question. refer - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/load-balancer/backend-pool-management Reference:learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/442605/backend-pool-configuration-by-nic-vs-ipdifference.html
Good day, Yes, you can technically use the same subnet for both frontend and backend configurations in Azure Load Balancer, but it's generally recommended to use separate subnets for better network organization and security. I hope this helps Regards, Ravi
sorry, I believe I should have explained with examples. However, I have added steps GitHub link in the description section and I'll try to add azure reels once I complete aws. Please let me know if you have any suggestions
bhai, you should explain what is health probe and LB rules more specifically.
Good Day,
Thank you for your suggestion, I will explain more in further videos. However this video was specific to AZ700 labs
More information can be found in below platforms:
mraviteja9949.medium.com/
instagram.com/raviteja_mureboina/
Thanks again for your input
Regards,
Ravi
ravi, why can't we use the default vnet and subnets here , that gets' created when we create vm? why to create new
Yes, we can use the default VNet, but a custom VNet provides greater control and security as the architecture grows. I created this video using Microsoft documentation and labs, and I followed those steps in the labs. With those resources, I successfully passed my AZ-700 exam
@@RaviTejaMureboina wow that's awesome, congratulations 👏
I can only add backend pool by using IP Address option ot NIC, why?
Hi Szymon Tengler,
There are two ways of configuring a backend pool:
1. Network Interface Card (NIC)
2. IP address and Virtual Network (VNET) Resource ID
Network Interface Card (NIC)
Configure your backend pool by NIC when using existing virtual machines and virtual machine scale sets. This method builds the most direct link between your resource and the backend pool.
Virtual machines
You can only attach virtual machines in the Azure region that have a standard SKU public IP configuration or no public IP configuration. All IP configurations must be on the same virtual network.
IP Addresses
When preallocating your backend pool with an IP address range which you plan to later create virtual machines and virtual machine scale sets, configure your backend pool by IP address and VNET ID combination.
IP Addresses
You can only add the resource's IP address in the Virtual Network. The configuration is associated with the IP address and will apply to any resource which has this IP address assigned.
I hope I answered your question.
refer - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/load-balancer/backend-pool-management
Reference:learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/442605/backend-pool-configuration-by-nic-vs-ipdifference.html
can we give any value in frontend and backend subnet ?
Good day,
Yes, you can technically use the same subnet for both frontend and backend configurations in Azure Load Balancer, but it's generally recommended to use separate subnets for better network organization and security.
I hope this helps
Regards,
Ravi
In the private DNS zone which ip we use
Good Day,
Here is a video that will explain to you how to configure Azure DNS:ruclips.net/video/PkNRIuBUbnk/видео.html
I hope this helps you!!
This is not good way to explain ....totally confused
Thanks for your Suggestions, I'll try to add examples in future videos. Please let me know if you have any suggestions
Not understand
sorry, I believe I should have explained with examples. However, I have added steps GitHub link in the description section and I'll try to add azure reels once I complete aws. Please let me know if you have any suggestions