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Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions ??? Exam Guide 70-535

You're reading from   Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions ??? Exam Guide 70-535 A complete guide to passing the 70-535 Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions exam

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788991735
Length 418 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Working with Azure Virtual Machines 2. Configuring Compute-Intensive Applications FREE CHAPTER 3. Designing Web Applications 4. Implementing Serverless and Microservices 5. Robust Networking Implementations 6. Connecting Hybrid Applications 7. Using Storage Solutions 8. Scalable Data Implementations 9. Securing Your Resources 10. Securing Your Data 11. Governance and Policies 12. Artificial Intelligence, IoT, and Media Services 13. Implementing Messaging Solutions 14. Application Monitoring and Alerting Strategies 15. Exploring Operations Automation Strategies 16. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix A – Assessments
1. Appendix B – Mock Test Questions
2. Appendix C – Mock Test Answers

Azure App Service Hybrid Connections

Azure App Service Hybrid Connections is both part of the Azure App Service and is a separate feature in Azure. It uses the Azure Relay service to establish a connection between applications that are hosted in Azure and applications that are hosted in your on-premises environment. It creates an application endpoint in the cloud which your app can connect to. It uses the Azure Relay services to establish the connection.

The hybrid connection manager connects to the Azure Relay service, and the application itself connects to the Azure Relay services as well. Azure Relay services is then responsible for setting up a TCP tunnel over which they both can safely communicate. By using the TCP connection, you don't have to open a firewall port on the on-premises server.

Inside Azure App Service, a hybrid connection is created to access application...

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