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Thanks for a great video. Can a service endpoint in Tenant A access resources in Tenant B? Not sure if service endpoints is the approach to take when resources in one tenant need to be made availabe to consumers in another tenant.

We have few appservices in 2 subnets of single vnet. Now the communication between webapps from subnet 1 to webapps of subnet2 is configured via private end point. But it is not working and giving IP forbidden error. Please suggest somw solutions bro

well explained, keep up the good work mate!

Thank u.

True to title "Simplified.. " Thanks...

Thank you very much for the clarity of your explanation. Could I use this type of connection to connect my power automate with my storage account located in two different regions? What else should I configure apart from what you show in the video? What should I add to the NSG? Thank you for your support.

a best explanation thank you

Best explanation so far. Good work

Thanks for the video. I understood GRS completely and I would like to know in a similar way how ZRS and LRS works

This is by far the best explanation I have seen on this topic, you did a fantastic job here !

Thanks for sharing your amazing knowledge! , greetings from Spain.

What is case if we have both private end point and service endpoint storage resource

Great video A help needed, my client is not able to connect to my storage account because the ingress IP for them is coming as a private IP while we have whitelisted their public IP. Any suggestions how can we force their servers to use only public IP. PS: client's servers are also in the azure and possibly same region

Excellent explanation

This great. I was trying to do this Service endpoint for Azure DB for PostgreSQL and I am not able to do it. Can you please guide me/Make a video for the same?

thanks! : )

Just had one doubt, if I enable a private endpoint for one of my storage accounts, will it disable all access via public internet?

Hello @HarvestingClouds sir, Thank you for the video. We have an Azure SQL server and a SQL private endpoint, with no NSG or route table attached. We have already established VPN connectivity between the on-premises server and Azure using Azure site-to-site VPN. We have an Azure firewall and an on-premises firewall. We want to connect from the on-premises server to the Azure SQL private endpoint. Can you please guide us on how to do that? Do we have to open a port in both the Azure firewall and the on-premises firewall, and also add the on-premises firewall public IP addresses to the Azure SQL database firewall configuration in networking? Or is any one option enough?

This playlist is just wow. But since we are comparing AWS and Azure, i wish you present how internet gateway, rout table and NAT gateway functionalities are handled in Azure. Also may be a presentation on how any database is used in Azure. May God continue to bless you

Nice try, but you are just parroting the the things without explaining.

How would you access the storage account using a web browser? This doesn't seem to work?

thanks a lot

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Hi when new machine spins in, how ecommerce application will be loaded in it ? It will be a completely new vm right?? I am trying to search this answer but not getting it anywhere

❤ it, thanks for this video

One of the best tutorials I've come across. I hope that you will continue to introduce more TH-cam video content.

thank you so much

muchas gracias

Wow! I came across this video after 3 Years, and its explained so well and in a very simple way with example. I understood it for good, you presented it so well, thank you.

During the failback process, when I change the data replication back to GRS. I understand WestUS will become primary and eastUS will become secondary. How do we change back to original state. I mean Eastus become primary and westus as secondary. Do I need to repeat the same steps?

Thanks, great video

videos are really great! please do more videos on AKS

hi, can anybody please help? Is that possible to set the specific secondary region (geo-replication) with own choice? ****Very important****, I need this help on priority, so I will really appreciate it if you could help. TIA

When trying to access the storage account from the VM,... at 2:34 you're saying that it doesnt leave the MS backbone. Also you say it goes over the internet. I am new to networking so maybe I just not firm with definitions, but I would have thought that the MS backone is NOT the internet. And therefore, accessing the storage endpoint over (e.g. a service endpoint) is private. Can you please explain my error in thinking?

what about point to site vpn?

Never came across such a precise, concise and to the point explanation on the topic so far. keep it up

i love you so much, after 3 days of finding an accurate and good example of learning this content today I can that you are the best teacher vs all the cloud gurus have

Hi HarvestingClould Team, Your classes are really super and, am looking for one particular topic is, How to give the storage account access to external user on particular time for every day

Nicely explained. Helped me a lot. Please keep up your good work.

Thank you for the explanation great video!

thank you you make it sound very simple.

Hi, instead of using a virtual machine host-level metric, can we use a custom apache2 guest-level metric in VMSS, to scaleup the instance based on request per minute.? any suggestion for this.

How did you created the vm?

thank you so much

At 8:30 he says "you should only have on eprivate endpoint per vnet. Why??

how come 20 being less didnt fall in the bucket 24 being more than 22?? that explanation made no sense

Thanks such a great video. I follow all the instructions and it works.

so for services , now azure included service end point right 😮

Nice video. If I may, I think you mixed up service endpoint and private endpoint. Service endpoint doesn't ensure the traffic travels over Azure's backbone - that's enabled by private endpoint and Private Link. Service endpoint allows a subnet to be referred to as an object in the storage account's native firewall.