Since the my first post about Azure Hybrid DNS, I ran into a few more scenarios that I want to share with you.
In this post, I will go over the scenario in which you can use Azure Private DNS Zones as a sub-domain of your locally hosted DNS Zones.
Azure private DNS is a great solution to simplify DNS resolution for cloud resources in Azure. However, chances are you have components in your infrastructure that do not natively integrate with Azure DNS zones. In this post, I will show you how you to enable your own DNS solution to resolve names from Azure private DNS zones with CoreDNS on Azure Kubernetes Service.
Read more...Learn how to redirect custom domain traffic for HTTP and HTTPS (with free valid certificate) to another domain with Azure Functions.
Read more...Azure CDN is a great service to add functionality to your website. In this post we will setup a Azure CDN resource, add a custom domain, activate free SSL and take a look at the CDN rules engine.
Read more...If you want to use Azure resources for website hosting, one of the essential services is DNS. In this blog post we will migrate a DNS zone to Azure DNS and prepare it for usage with an Azure hosted static website.
Read more...In this blog we will learn how setup an Azure Storage Account for static website usage and what the limitations of Azure storage accounts for static websites are.
Read more...If you are using RedHat OpenShift on Azure as your container platform, you are most likely using Azure DNS to resolve names of your cluster nodes – at least when you deployed it using the ARM-Template provided by Microsoft with Azure as the OpenShift cloud provider instead of an “Bare-Metal” installation on Azure VMs without an cloud provider config.
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