Before we move on and take a look at how we can implement highly available virtual machines that are protected in the event of a disaster in the Microsoft Azure cloud, we need to briefly discuss the application design and tiers that are found in typical application designs. Most systems and applications are divided into multiple tiers with each tier performing a different role in the system. These tiers allow you to deliver an available, scalable, fault-tolerant system to your business. As we've discussed, this is the objective of any highly available system, including cloud-based ones. Here, I'm going to look at the three basic tiers of simple web applications, which are as follows:
Microsoft Azure IAAS Essentials
Microsoft Azure IAAS Essentials
Overview of this book
Table of Contents (14 chapters)
Microsoft Azure IaaS Essentials
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface
Free Chapter
Introduction to Microsoft Azure Cloud Services
Creating and Deploying a Windows Virtual Machine
Deploying Linux Virtual Machines on Azure
Virtual Networks
Managing and Monitoring Virtual Machines
Microsoft Azure and Active Directory
High Availability and Disaster Recovery for Azure Virtual Machines
Index
Customer Reviews