azure-virtual-network

问题 Why do we have to create a new subnet or add the app service to an empty subnet in our vnet? I don't understand the reasoning since I'm trying to use my app service (function app) as a reverse proxy to access the resources in the vnet. 回答1: By default, the Azure function is a PaaS as the other Azure Platform-as-a-Services that have inbound and outbound traffic over the Internet. We can host our applications without the need to worry about the maintenance of the servers and their operating

问题 Deploying to an existing storage account on a subnet with service endpoints for Microsoft.EventHub, Microsoft.KeyVault, Microsoft.Storage and Microsoft.Web. Storage account is on a selected vnet: 回答1: It looks like you want to restrict access to your storage account from your function app in a virtual network. If so, you need to enable the storage account endpoint in a subnet and enable your function app to integrate with that subnet. Your function app should host on an app service plan which

问题 I am very new to the AZURE, and was trying to connect two VM (same network, separate Subset). I have enabled RDP on both the VM, So I can ping from VM-1 to VM-2 like this: PS C:\Users\AzureUser> Test-NetConnection 10.0.1.4 -port 3389 ComputerName : 10.0.1.4 RemoteAddress : 10.0.1.4 RemotePort : 3389 InterfaceAlias : Ethernet SourceAddress : 10.0.0.4 TcpTestSucceeded : True I guess this is because this port 3389 is used for RDP. Now in Inbound port rules I have added port 8080 but not able to

问题 Hi I have a azure vm on which I want to configure port forwarding so that I can redirect traffic to 1100 port, I have created a public loadbalancer and in NAT rule I have configured the ports, but seems that I cant RDP onto the VM using my port 1100, can anyone suggest me some documents where I can get this thing done? Or point me in the right direction? 回答1: As I understand, you want to RDP your Azure VM through the front port 1100 of Load Balancer. So you need to add your VM into the

问题 The same Azure Redis cache is getting connected from local machince. The port 6380, on which cache is running is open in firewall of both inbound and outbound in the VM. I tried in both NodeJs and Java. Both are connecting to remote Azure Redis from local and the exact same code for NodeJS and Java is not connceting to Azure Redis cache from VM. Java config: spring.redis.host=my-cache.redis.cache.windows.net spring.redis.password=<password> spring.redis.port=6380 spring.redis.ssl=true NodeJS

问题 I'd need to use Traffic Manager to route traffic to three app services I have in the same region (one app service with three instances won't work, I need more control on the load balancing). I read here that this is possibile I tried to set up the app services in different app service plans but still I cannot assign the same domain to more than one app service. In the doc I read "scale unit" but I do not know what it is, any ideas? Basically I cannot create two App Services in the same region

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63960502/azure-associating-network-interfaces-to-an-application-security-group

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63960502/azure-associating-network-interfaces-to-an-application-security-group

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49363555/azure-webapp-get-private-ip-of-a-service-connected-on-vnet

问题 My azure function is running on a Consumption plan and it needs to access a resource running on a VM on a Azure VNET. The resource cannot be exposed via http. Is there a solution other then switching to App Service Plan? 回答1: Currently, it is impossible. The VNet Integration feature requires a Standard, Premium, or Isolated pricing plan. Now, Consumption plan is not supported. If it's very import for you, you could vote up this feedback. 回答2: Azure Functions Premium was announced in Oct 2018