IP flow verify overview - Azure Network Watcher | Microsoft
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The topic of today's post is Azure Network Watcher IP Flow. Azure Network Watcher is a powerful tool that can analyze network traffic, to help users to resolve network problems, with your organization virtual machines. It's a quick and simple tool to diagnose connectivity issues to or from other Azure resources, the internet, and on-premises environment. I have an example of how Azure Network Watcher IP flow works, I would like to talk about in the next paragraph.
As a user's your organization deploys several virtual machines on premises and offloads some of the services to the cloud, with Expressroute. Expressroute is being deployed, and configured on premise virtual machines, with Azure connectivity. Some virtual machines are having network connectivity issues.
With Azure Network Watcher IP Flow users can analyze the network traffic to identify whether packets are being allowed or denied to the virtual machines. It helps you to troubleshoot virtual machine connectivity issues by checking network security group rules and Azure Virtual Network Manager admin rules, link below to Microsoft website with more information.
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In a cloud infrastructure it can take time to configure all your settings for your devices, so that you can be productive. These infrastructure device provisioning problems can be resolved with Windows Autopilot. Autopilot provides a simplified experience for infrastructure users in the following situations.
Having to configure, reset, recycle, and recover existing devices. Autopilot reduces the time, resources, and complexity associated with deploying, managing, and retiring devices. Also at the same time, the experience for your users is streamlined and easy from first boot up of these devices, link below to a Microsoft Website, with more information on Windows Autopilot.
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DevOps is the union of people, processes, and products to deliver continuous end-user value. DevOps focuses on bringing the development and operations function together and breaking down the existing barriers to reach a software solution.
Microsoft Azure DevOps is a suite of products, and tools that teams use to develop these solutions. Information on how to work continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) with Azure Pipelines. CI/CD pipeline is a series of automated steps that software development teams use to deliver new versions of software solution. The pipeline combines continuous integration and continuous delivery into four phases: source, build, test, and deploy.
In the video it go’s over steps needed to work with CI/CD pipeline, the items talk about is planning, coding, and management control, link below to a video from “TechWorld with Nana’s” YouTube channel.
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Today’s post will talk about Microsoft’s Azure Monitor, for the cloud. Azure Monitor is a comprehensive monitoring solution for collecting, analyzing, and responding to monitoring data from your cloud and on-premises environments. Azure Monitor can collect data from a variety of sources, example of some of these sources are listed below:
- Application Monitoring
- Guest OS Monitoring Data
- Azure Tenant Monitoring Data
- Azure Resource Monitoring Data
Azure Monitor on Microsoft Azure cloud services, monitoring services you create a dataflow model for use with multiple data sources. When it comes to monitoring, many tools and services work with Azure deployments. This will help cloud administrators gain end-to-end observability into their applications, infrastructure, and network, for the cloud and hybrid environments. Link below to a tutorial on Microsoft’s Azure Monitor, with more information.
Click here, for link to a YouTube video.
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