Securing backend AppServices with VNET integration
Securing your backend appservice is not something you think of in the first place. Backend appservices could be called directly by suspicious persons with bad intensions.
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Securing your backend appservice is not something you think of in the first place. Backend appservices could be called directly by suspicious persons with bad intensions.
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In this tutorial, a frontend AppService will be created and configured to use the Azure Virtual Network. The goal is to connect the frontend AppService with the backend AppService.
Securing your backend appservice is not something you think of in the first place. In this part, an Azure Virtual Network will be configured to accomplish the target goal.
In this tutorial a backend/API AppService will be created and configured to use the Azure Virtual Network. The goal is to isolate the backend service.