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Azure Load Balancer vs Application Gateway vs Traffic Manager vs Front Door

2023-03-20T03:21:26+00:00

  Load Balancer Application Gateway Traffic Manager Front Door Service Network load balancer. Web traffic load balancer. DNS-based traffic load balancer. Global application delivery Network Protocols Layer 4 (TCP or UDP) Layer 7 (HTTP/HTTPS) Layer 7 (DNS) Layer 7 (HTTP/HTTPS)  Type Internal and Public Standard and WAF - Standard and Premium Routing Hash-based, Source IP affinity Path-based Performance, Weighted, Priority, Geographic, MultiValue, Subnet Latency, Priority, Weighted, Session Affinity Global/Regional Service Global Regional Global Global Recommended Traffic Non-HTTP(S) HTTP(S) Non-HTTP(S) HTTP(S) Endpoints NIC (VM/VMSS), IP address IP address/FQDN, Virtual machine/VMSS, App services Cloud service, App service/slot, Public IP address App service, [...]

Azure Load Balancer vs Application Gateway vs Traffic Manager vs Front Door2023-03-20T03:21:26+00:00

Azure Load Balancer

2023-07-03T07:12:31+00:00

Bookmarks Features Concepts Pricing How to Create a Load Balancer Validate Your Knowledge Azure Load Balancer Cheat Sheet Distributes incoming network traffic across multiple targets. Allows you to route traffic based on source IP address and port to a destination IP address and port. Features The load balancer supports TCP/UDP-based protocols. Scales automatically as traffic increases. The load-balancing decision is based on the following tuple connection: Source IP address and port Destination IP address and port Protocol NAT allows you to control the inbound and outbound network traffic. Inbound rules -  traffic [...]

Azure Load Balancer2023-07-03T07:12:31+00:00

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