azure-networking

Azure private endpoints secure PaaS access by assigning a private IP address from your VNet to the service. This keeps traffic entirely on the Microsoft backbone network, eliminating public internet exposure for your PaaS connections.

Configuring Azure Firewall for centralized network security involves deploying it within your hub VNet to inspect and filter traffic. You create application and network rules to control egress traffic and protect resources across all peered spoke VNets.

You automate Azure networking deployments by defining VNets, peering, NSGs, and load balancers in ARM templates and executing them via Azure CLI. This ensures reproducible deployments across multiple subscriptions and environments.

Setting up DNS for private endpoints in an Azure VNet requires configuring custom DNS zones and linking them to your VNets. This ensures Azure PaaS services resolve correctly to their private IP addresses instead of public endpoints.

Yes, this approach supports configuring load balancers and Application Gateways across multiple subscriptions. You can centrally manage traffic distribution and web routing rules through Azure CLI workflows and ARM templates for reproducible deployments.