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Atm Multistack
ATM Multistack likely refers to Azure Traffic Manager supporting multi stack deployments for redundancy, allowing seamless traffic routing across different environments.
Application Gateway Containers
Application Gateway Containers enable containerized deployment of Azure Application Gateway for traffic management in container based environments.
Application Gateways
Azure Application Gateway is a web traffic load balancer with application layer routing, SSL termination, and WAF capabilities.
Azure Communications Gateway
Azure Communications Gateway connects SIP based telephony with Azure Communication Services. Ideal for hybrid voice experiences, it lets organizations bridge legacy telephony infrastructure with modern cloud communications.
Azure Firewall Manager
Azure Firewall Manager enables centralized configuration and deployment of Azure Firewall policies and rules across multiple subscriptions and regions from a single management plane.
Azure Firewall Policy
Azure Firewall Policy allows creation and enforcement of security and routing rules for Azure Firewall instances, supporting centralized rule definitions and network segmentation.
Bastions
Azure Bastion provides secure and seamless RDP and SSH access to Azure virtual machines without exposing them to the public internet. It eliminates the need for public IPs and protects against port scanning attacks.
Connected Cache
Connected Cache in Azure acts as a distributed content delivery node to accelerate access to software updates and media files at the edge.
Connections
Connections in Azure represent secure integrations and data flow between services, applications, and external APIs within the cloud ecosystem.
Ddos Protection Plans
DDoS Protection Plans in Azure offer advanced distributed denial of service defense mechanisms to safeguard applications from cyber threats.
Dns Multistack
DNS Multistack in Azure allows the configuration and management of multiple DNS stacks for complex network environments. It enables organizations to operate isolated DNS domains and configurations tailored to different applications or workloads, enhancing security and scalability across hybrid and multi cloud architectures.
Dns Private Resolver
Azure DNS Private Resolver provides secure, fully managed DNS resolution between Azure virtual networks and on premises environments without requiring custom DNS solutions. It's essential for hybrid deployments, ensuring seamless name resolution across private networks while maintaining performance and security.
Dns Security Policy
Azure DNS Security Policy enables organizations to enforce advanced security rules for DNS traffic, helping prevent malicious domain access, DNS tunneling, and data exfiltration. It enhances DNS level protection with policy based controls aligned with enterprise compliance standards.
Dns Zones
DNS Zones in Azure allow users to host their domain names and manage DNS records using the Azure DNS service. It supports high availability and fast performance with global name servers, ensuring your applications are reachable with minimal latency and maximum reliability.
Expressroute Circuits
ExpressRoute Circuits establish private, dedicated connections between Azure and on premises environments. They offer low latency, high bandwidth connectivity for mission critical workloads.
Firewalls
Azure Firewall is a robust, fully managed network security service that filters and inspects inbound and outbound traffic, protecting virtual networks with high availability and built in threat intelligence.
Front Door And Cdn Profiles
Azure Front Door combined with CDN Profiles delivers high performance global content routing and caching, optimizing web application speed and reliability across regions.
Ip Address Manager
Azure IP Address Manager helps organize, allocate, and monitor public and private IP addresses across subscriptions reducing misconfiguration risk and improving governance.
Ip Groups
IP Groups in Azure simplify network rule definitions by allowing administrators to group multiple IP addresses or ranges for use in NSG and firewall policies.
Load Balancer Hub
Load Balancer Hub centralizes management of Azure Load Balancer configurations, enabling administrators to monitor and scale across multiple services and workloads.
Load Balancers
Azure Load Balancers distribute inbound and outbound traffic across virtual machines or services, ensuring high availability and performance at both regional and global levels.
Local Network Gateways
Azure Local Network Gateways define on premises VPN endpoints in Azure, facilitating secure site to site and point to site connections with controlled access.
Nat
Azure NAT Gateway allows outbound internet connectivity for resources in a virtual network, enabling predictable IP usage and enhanced security for virtual machines.
Network Interfaces
Network Interfaces in Azure enable virtual machines to communicate with other resources, define IP configurations, and support multiple NICs per VM.
Network Security Groups
Network Security Groups (NSGs) in Azure control inbound and outbound traffic to resources, using rules to define allowed and denied connections.
On Premises Data Gateways
Azure On Premises Data Gateways bridge cloud services with on premises data sources, enabling secure data movement for hybrid environments.
Private Link Service
Azure Private Link Service allows you to make your own services accessible privately through Azure Private Link, supporting secure integration with on prem or partner systems.
Private Link
Azure Private Link provides private, secure access to Azure services over a private endpoint in your virtual network. It ensures safe connectivity and reduces exposure to public networks.
Proximity Placement Groups
Azure Proximity Placement Groups allow you to co locate Azure compute resources to reduce network latency and improve performance for high speed applications and workloads.
Public Ip Addresses (Classic)
Public IP Addresses (Classic) refer to legacy Azure services that provided public IP addressing in earlier deployment models.
Public Ip Addresses
Azure Public IP Addresses allow resources like virtual machines and load balancers to be reachable from the internet. They support both static and dynamic IP allocation.
Public Ip Prefixes
Azure Public IP Prefixes let you reserve and manage a block of public IP addresses for consistent outbound connectivity and IP address allocation control.
Reserved Ip Addresses (Classic)
Reserved IP Addresses (Classic) were part of legacy Azure configurations that enabled users to assign and retain public IP addresses within older network models.
Resource Management Private Link
Resource Management Private Link lets you consume Azure Resource Manager endpoints over private networks, improving security by isolating management traffic from public access.
Route Filters
Azure Route Filters let you define and apply community route filtering for ExpressRoute circuits, helping manage network route access and traffic segmentation.
Route Tables
Azure Route Tables control the routing of traffic within a virtual network or subnet by defining destination IP address paths using user defined routes.
Service Endpoint Policies
Azure Service Endpoint Policies help control traffic to Azure service endpoints, allowing granular access control from virtual networks to service instances.
Spot Vm
Azure Spot VMs offer significant cost savings by using unused Azure compute capacity, ideal for workloads that can tolerate interruptions.
Spot Vmss
Azure Spot Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS) provide scalable compute capacity at reduced cost, supporting batch jobs and development environments with flexible workloads.
Subnet
Azure Subnet is a range of IP addresses within a virtual network, used to organize and secure resources for efficient traffic flow and isolation.
Traffic Manager Profiles
Traffic Manager Profiles are configurations used to route traffic optimally across global Azure regions for high availability and performance.
Virtual Network Gateways
Virtual Network Gateways enable encrypted connections between on premises networks and Azure Virtual Networks using VPN or ExpressRoute.
Virtual Networks (Classic)
Virtual Networks (Classic) are part of Azure's original network management model, preceding the current ARM based infrastructure.
Virtual Networks
Azure Virtual Networks provide secure, isolated network environments for running Azure resources and controlling inbound and outbound communication.
Virtual Router
Azure Virtual Router provides dynamic routing capabilities to manage network traffic between Azure subnets and on premises infrastructure.
Virtual Wan Hub
Virtual WAN Hub is the central point of connectivity in an Azure Virtual WAN architecture, simplifying large scale branch connectivity and routing.
Virtual Wans
Azure Virtual WANs offer unified wide area networking capabilities, integrating VPN, ExpressRoute, and Azure Firewall in a single operational model.
Web Application Firewall Policies(Waf)
Web Application Firewall (WAF) Policies provide centralized configuration and management for protecting web applications from common threats and vulnerabilities.