Ensuring High Availability for Web Applications using Azure App Service and Azure Traffic Manager
As a student entrepreneur, the journey of building and launching projects often coincides with academic commitments. Downtime or poor application performance can disrupt our ventures, impact potential opportunities, and even hinder academic progress. Balancing coursework and startup ambitions can be demanding, making the reliability of our web applications crucial. In this blog post, we explore how Azure App Service and Azure Traffic Manager provide accessible solutions to tackle these challenges, ensuring our projects remain available to users 24/7, regardless of academic demands.
Redundancy for ADFS servers using on-premise & Azure instance of ADFS through Azure traffic manager.
Azure Traffic Manager is able to detect only the health of WAP server and not back end ADFS server. As a result, Traffic Manager is redirecting clients to a healthy WAP server with faulty ADFS back end server. Seeking guidance here to fix the health probe on Azure Traffic Manger. Seamless failover expected by using Azure traffic manager, but unfortunately, we have issue verifying the health of backend ADFS servers.
