Overview
What is Azure Application Gateway?
Microsoft's Azure Application Gateway is a platform-managed, scalable, and highly available application delivery controller as a service with integrated web application firewall.
Scale the data request as you wanted with Azure Application gateway
Azure App Gateway
Right Solution as Load Balancer and Reverse Proxy
Full throttle LB
Everything in one package for your load-balancing needs
Efficient Load Balancer
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What is Azure Application Gateway?
Microsoft's Azure Application Gateway is a platform-managed, scalable, and highly available application delivery controller as a service with integrated web application firewall.
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- Free/Freemium Version
- Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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What is Azure Load Balancer?
Microsoft's Azure Load Balancer provides built-in load balancing for cloud services and virtual machines, so the user can create highly-available and scalable applications in minutes.
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(1-7 of 7)Azure Application Gateway at a Glance
- WAF
- Application layer LB
- SSL termination
- There is no annotations for WAF rules, makes it hard to manage
Scale the data request as you wanted with Azure Application gateway
- Uploading images by multiple end-users from several applications like web, mobile, etc.
- When there is a high volume of data requests, it helps to queue them based on the type of request. So it's easy to serve and reduce the loading time from the application layer.
- An application gateway is useful when it can identify the type of details the user is requesting.
- I think, the user interface can be little better.
- Experience on deployment, it should have some good tutorials
Azure App Gateway
- Routing to specific region
- Load balancing
- Security
- Security
- logging
- More detailed logs
Right Solution as Load Balancer and Reverse Proxy
- Easy to set up routing rules
- Redundancy with multiple Azure zones and regions
- Ease provisioning with scripts and APIs
- Live examples in the Azure documentation
- Application Gateway UI Blade in Azure Portal can be streamlined
- Have more advanced feature set as WAF (Web Application Firewall)
Full throttle LB
- Fast setup and configuration update
- Zone redundancy
- Autoscaling
- Header rewrite
- Configuration wizard
- Testing capabilities
- Troubleshooting
- Automatic scaling of the target application
- Health monitoring
- Load balancing between multiple sites
- Providing manageability via an API
- HTTP header and URL rewrites
- Advanced networking/routing
- Multi-tenancy support
Efficient Load Balancer
- Easy integration with Load Balancer and Azure Scale Set to provide a full solution for traffic management.
- With rich routing rule, we could use one Application Gateway as the central point for all internal applications to expose to the external network.
- The ease of setting up a connection to the on-premises sql server to any of the Azure cloud data solutions. One can easily stand up new virtual machines and then create a separate Application Gateway to work with each of the Azure solutions like Azure Data factory or Azure Machine Learning.
- Also, we can schedule the jobs to be run at a particular time and also on-demand so we would always have the data whenever we will need it.
The following are the few features that I like the most about Azure Application Gateway:
- Easy to use, configure, and implement.
- It can be integrated with different tools such as Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS).
- Highly scalable
The following are the few features I like the least about this product:
- User Documentation can be improved
- Dashboard to demonstrate different metrics can be more detailed.