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Integrating a mission-critical workload with Azure landing zones

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689 views 2 years ago #azure #AzureEnablementShow #WellArchitected
In this installment of the #AzureEnablementShow, David, Sebastian, and Martin continue the conversation that they started in the previous mission critical episode, “Designing a mission-critical workload on Azure”, this time delving into more complex reference architectures and scenarios. Resources • Azure Well-Architected Review https://aka.ms/azenable/78/01 • Azure Well-Architected Framework https://aka.ms/wellarchitected/framework • Azure Mission-Critical on GitHub https://github.com/Azure/Mission-Crit... • Azure Docs / Learn landing page https://aka.ms/azure/mission-critical... • Mission Critical Baseline Architecture https://aka.ms/mission-critical/archi... • Azure Front Door https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/fro... • What is Azure Bastion? https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/bas... Related episodes • Designing a mission-critical workload on Azure [need url] • Armchair Architects: Architecting Mission Critical Apps https:/ …...more
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Introduction

0:00

How do Azure Landing Zones help customers navigate a complex scenario?

2:00

A more complex reference architecture that includes regional monitoring and connectivity subscriptions

2:45

What do management resources, such as jump boxes and Azure Bastion do?

4:09

Does this more complex implementation change the ephemerality of different components?

6:14

How should a customer plan a mission critical workload when parts of it are not under direct control?

7:44

Next steps: where can customers go for more information?

8:44
Integrating a mission-critical workload with Azure landing zones
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2023Feb 8
In this installment of the #AzureEnablementShow, David, Sebastian, and Martin continue the conversation that they started in the previous mission critical episode, “Designing a mission-critical workload on Azure”, this time delving into more complex reference architectures and scenarios. Resources • Azure Well-Architected Review https://aka.ms/azenable/78/01 • Azure Well-Architected Framework https://aka.ms/wellarchitected/framework • Azure Mission-Critical on GitHub https://github.com/Azure/Mission-Crit... • Azure Docs / Learn landing page https://aka.ms/azure/mission-critical... • Mission Critical Baseline Architecture https://aka.ms/mission-critical/archi... • Azure Front Door https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/fro... • What is Azure Bastion? https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/bas... Related episodes • Designing a mission-critical workload on Azure [need url] • Armchair Architects: Architecting Mission Critical Apps https://aka.ms/azenable/85 • Armchair Architects: Architecting Mission Critical Apps (bonus episode) https://aka.ms/azenable/86 To watch more episodes in the Well-Architected series, check out our playlist:    • Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure   Chapters 0:00 Introduction 2:00 How do Azure Landing Zones help customers navigate a complex scenario? 2:45 A more complex reference architecture that includes regional monitoring and connectivity subscriptions 4:09 What do management resources, such as jump boxes and Azure Bastion do? 6:14 Does this more complex implementation change the ephemerality of different components? 7:44 How should a customer plan a mission critical workload when parts of it are not under direct control? 8:44 Next steps: where can customers go for more information? #azure #AzureEnablementShow #WellArchitected

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