How to Architect a Standard 3-Tier App on Microsoft Azure

In this technical tutorial, James Bushell, Sr. Azure Engineer at Logicworks, walks through the security, network, and access control best practices for a standard Azure architecture. To learn more, visit www.logicworks.com.

[@sephmcfierce]

I had to play the intro back. That’s the first time I’ve heard anyone named James pronounce their name in two syllables. Pretty unique!

[@phillipgilligan8168]

I was having issues visualizing the flow and design process for this specifically and this gave me a ton of insight. Thank you so much!

[@shakthidharga9967]

Had seen many TH-cam videos u stand out of the crowd, fantastic

[@ozgurdede6787]

Deploying AD as a VM in Azure ? Why not using Azure AD ??

[@craigheard2504]

This was great! Thank you. Subbed. Just what I am looking for. Do you have anymore training?

[@davethemonkey]

Great. Can I substitute the App/Web VMs with Azure App Service instead? Can we combine both the App/Web App into one Single Service Plan to save costs?

[@ateekain5739]

Hello, I want to create NOSQL database, one DB in singapore and one in US. Want to access both database as one without copying over. Just reference with possibility of CRUD operation. Data from singapore database shouldnt be moved out of singapore database. How should i do it ?

[@olamideobatomi8006]

have you tried Azure Cosmo DB?

[@2emptywords]

Is the a reason why the app gw is deployed in a spoke vnet instead a hub vnet?

[@Thojouno]

You typically want a Prod/Test pairing, having one in Dev allows you to test changes to the App Gateway configuration in Dev before applying to Prod

[@prasadfalke376]

This is genius. Thank you!

[@sergeibatiuk3468]

Vocal fry: nailed

[@hydtechietalks3607]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aryamousavi4850]

Very nice!

[@nazeerhussain7521]

Perfect, well Done

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Thanks