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Traffic Manager In Microsoft Azure






Purpose





Traffic Routing Methods




  1. Priority → When the routing method is Priority, the service endpoints are stored as per the priority. The primary service endpoint is of top priority. If the primary service endpoint is unavailable, the traffic is redirected to the secondary endpoint, and so on
  2. Weighted → When the routing method is Weighted, each service endpoint has allocated a weight. The value is between 1 to 1000. The traffic is redirected based on the allocated weight
  3. Performance → When the routing method is Performance, the traffic is routed to the endpoint closest to the user location
  4. Geographic → When the routing method is Geographic, the request originating from the particular geography is routed to the endpoint of that geography
  5. Multivalue → This routing method is selected when IPv4/IPv6 addresses as endpoint
  6. Subnet →This routing method is used to map the sets of the end-user IP address

How To Create A Traffic Manager Profile?




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Picture showing the Traffic Manager menu inside the Traffic Controllers
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Picture showing the Create Traffic Manager Profile screen
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Picture showing the Traffic Manager Profile created in Azure
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Creation Of App Service




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Create Endpoints




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Picture showing the endpoint created in Traffic Manager
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Posted By  -  Karan Gupta
 
Posted On  -  Friday, June 30, 2023

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