Permit access only from Azure Front Door to Azure App Service as simply as possible
By default, each App Service has a public IP address and is accessible via FQDN from across the globe. If you simply deploy App Service(s) behind Azure Front Door, everyone can access App Service directly without using Azure Front Door. Therefore, we have to configure permit only access from Azure Front Door at App Service. If you were me, what do you think is a good solution?
Managing and Rotating Secrets with Azure Key Vault, Managed Services, and some automation – Part 1
Secret rotation is not a new problem. In cloud-based environments many services implement secret-based authentication schemes. For many organizations, these secrets must be rotated on a regular schedule. In addition to the actual problem of rotating the access keys, there exists a problem of how these newly rotated credentials are propagated to all the applications and systems that utilize them. In this multi-part blog series, I will discuss a solution that, through automation, addresses both the scheduled rotation and dependency notification/update requirements.Running Containers on Azure – All Options Explained
If you want to run a container, most of the customers I talk to, immediately think about Kubernetes – this is obviously a correct answer, but there are plenty of other options available on Azure. In this post I am providing a quick overview of all the options. Firstly, I start with the standalone container options followed by the container orchestration options.
