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In this article, I will show you how to deploy an internal Azure Service Environment (ASE), which will share its hosted app services via an internal load balancer.
An internal Azure Service Environment (ASE) with internal Load Balancer [Image Credit: Microsoft]
Start the creation by clicking Create A Resource > Web + Mobile > App Service Environment. Enter the following details:
The Virtual Network/Location setting is important because this is where you:
Click Virtual Network/Location. Here you will enter:
Create an Internal Virtual Network ASE [Image Credit: Aidan Finn]
Creating a New Internal ASE [Image Credit: Aidan Finn]
The Resources of a New Internal ASE [Image Credit: Aidan Finn]
The IP Addresses of the Internal ASE [Image Credit: Aidan Finn]
You can add a new app service, running on an Isolated tier app services plan, to the internal ASE the same way as normal. In the Azure Portal, click Create A Resource > Web + Mobile > Web App. Enter the details for the web app:
When you get to App Service/Location, click Create New. Enter the following information:
Create a New Azure Isolated Tier App Service Plan in the ASE [Image Credit: Aidan Finn]
The only way to connect to the App Service is to connect to the virtual network because, by default, it is only available from the virtual network. Some connection methods will include:
Note that in all cases, you must manage DNS to resolve a domain name to the virtual network IP address of the ASE. In my example, I created an ASE with the joeelway.com domain name, so the app service (called petriapp) is called petriapp.joeelway.com and should resolve to the public IP address of the ASE (192.168.250.11).
In my example, I did the following:
Testing an App Service in an Internal ASE [Image Credit: Aidan Finn]
The internal ASE is what I think of when I think of isolated app services. The private virtual network connection makes for an interesting deployment that brings the power of the cloud to truly private but still flexible deployments.
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