Thoughts from the clouds
Welcome to the sixth post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: This question is as old as Private Link itself. Countless blog posts have already been written about it, not to mention this brief answer in the Private Link FAQ. Still, there are some … Continue reading Private Link reality bites – service endpoints vs private link
Welcome to the fifth post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: In this post with such a cryptic title I am going to cover one of the newest features in Azure DNS, which solves one of the oldest problems with Azure DNS and Private … Continue reading Private Link reality bites: NXDomainRedirect
Welcome to the third post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: Big shoutout here to my esteemed colleague and oracle for Azure Networking Daniel Mauser. If you don’t know his GitHub site, make sure you check it out! Thanks as well to … Continue reading Private Link reality bites: what’s my source IP?
Welcome to the second post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: In this post I am going to explore something that silently has started to work in a different way as it used to: routing in the GatewaySubnet, or how to send … Continue reading Private Link reality bites – Your routes might be lying
After last week’s almost-philosophical post on network complexity, let’s move on to more mundane tasks. Today I will focus on how to write efficient Terraform code to connect private endpoints and DNS, without having to copy/paste literally hundreds of lines. First things first: what the heck am I talking about? Private endpoints are a way … Continue reading DRY Terraform code for Private Link and DNS
Today I came across a concept while not being too new in Azure, I had not met before: Private Link Scopes. This is something that specific services do, more concretely Azure Arc and Azure Monitor (see here for the official docs on how to configure this for Azure Monitor). In the case of the latter, … Continue reading Private Link and Azure Monitor: what is an AMPLS?
If you are reading this, you probably already know what Azure Private Link is: a representation of a service such as Azure Storage, Azure SQL Database, Azure Application Service, or even some application running in a different Virtual Network, in your own Virtual Network with a private IP address of your own. This is a … Continue reading Filtering traffic to Private Endpoints with Azure Firewall
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