Azure Arc extends the Azure control plane (ARM) to resources running outside of Azure—on-premises, in AWS, or GCP. With Arc-enabled Kubernetes, you can manage any K8s cluster (OpenShift, Rancher, GKE) right from the Azure Portal. GitOps with Flux Arc agents installed in the cluster include Flux CD. You can push configurations via Azure Policy. Azure […]
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Temporal Tables (System-Versioned Tables) automatically keep a full history of data changes. When you update a row, the old version is moved to a history table. This is built-in to SQL Server and Azure SQL. Creating a Temporal Table Time Travel Querying Ask “What was the price of this product yesterday?” Key Takeaways Great for […]
Read more →Azure Front Door: Global Load Balancing and CDN
Azure Front Door is a global entry point for web applications. It operates at Layer 7 (HTTP/S), using Anycast protocol to route users to the nearest Point of Presence (PoP), effectively accelerating your app performance via split TCP. Global Load Balancing WAF (Web Application Firewall) Protect against SQL Injection and XSS at the edge. Key […]
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