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Load balancing and high availability using Azure Load Balancer between two virtual machines (Part 4: Enabling web server role in Azure virtual machines and execution of failover tests)

Enabling Web Server Role in virtual machines Enter via the RDP protocol to the vm-vvillar virtual machine opening a remote desktop and typing <the public IP of the load balancer>:5000 Click on Use a different account and type the credentials of our virtual machine Click on yes in the certificate that will appear and we …

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Load balancing and high availability using Azure Load Balancer between two virtual machines (Part 3: Creation of Network Security Group and Azure Load Balancer)

Creation of the Network Security Group Go to All Services, type and select Network security groups Click on Add and assign the following values: Name: nsg-vvillar Subscription: <Your subscription> Resource group: rg-vvillar Location: East US Go to the section Inbound security rules and then click on Add in the upper part of the window. Add …

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Load balancing and high availability using Azure Load Balancer between two virtual machines (Part 2: Creating the second virtual machine using JSON templates)

In this second part we will see how to create a virtual machine and place it within the same availability set using the template of the first virtual machine and making changes in Visual Studio 2017 Unzip the downloaded file Open Visual Studio and select File &gt New Project, search within Cloud > Azure Resource …

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Load balancing and high availability using Azure Load Balancer between two virtual machines (Part 1: Creating a virtual machine using the Azure portal)

Hello, in this series of articles we will see how to include two virtual machines in load balancing, one we will supply using the Azure portal, another using a JSON template, we will configure the public load balancer and we will expose the web service through the port 80. Prerequisites: Visual Studio 2017 with de …

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