Author Archives: Rabiul Hasan
Author Archives: Rabiul Hasan
Azure VMware Solution (AVS) is a VMware validated private cloud solution managed and maintained by Azure. It runs on dedicated bare-metal Azure infrastructure. AVS allows customers to manage and secure applications across VMware environments and Microsoft Azure with a consistent operating framework. It supports workload migration, VM deployment, and Azure service consumption.
As AVS private cloud runs on an isolated Azure environment, it is not accessible from Azure or the Internet by default. Users can use either ExpressRoute Global Reach (i.e., from on-prem) or a jump box (i.e., on an Azure VNet) to access AVS private cloud. This means AVS workload VMs are confined within AVS private cloud and not accessible from the Internet.
But what if customers want to make AVS Private Cloud resources, such as web servers, accessible from the Internet? In that case, Public IP needs to be deployed. There are couple of ways to do this: (1) Azure Application Gateway, and (2) Destination NAT or DNAT using Azure WAN Hub and Firewall. Azure Application Gateway is Continue reading
Azure VMware Solution (AVS) is a VMware–validated private cloud solution, managed and maintained by Azure. It runs on dedicated, bare-metal Azure infrastructure. AVS allows customers to manage and secure applications across both VMware environments and Microsoft Azure resources with a consistent operating framework. It supports workload migration, VM deployment, and Azure service consumption.
As AVS private cloud runs on an isolated Azure environment, by default it is not accessible from Azure or the Internet. Users can use either ExpressRoute Global Reach (i.e., from on-prem) or a jump box (i.e., on an Azure VNet) to access AVS private cloud. This means AVS workload VMs are confined within AVS private cloud and not accessible from the Internet. If customers want to make AVS Private Cloud resources, such as web servers, accessible from the Internet, Public IP needs to be deployed. There are a couple of ways to do this: (1) Destination NAT or DNAT via Azure Virtual WAN/Azure Firewall; and (2) Azure Application Gateway. This article focuses on DNAT with Azure Virtual WAN/Azure Firewall.