Cloudtrooper

You might have noticed that a very interesting new feature has been published in the Azure Front Door documentation: Edge Actions.

You might have heard about the Azure SRE Agent (https://aka.ms/sreagent).

This is a continuation from my previous post Azure Route Server route maps: more than a feature, where I discussed some of the patterns not supported by route maps in Azure Route Server (ARS), such as VNet-to-VNet VPN connections and BGP peers in another…

If you have been following the Azure Networking space lately, you will probably have noticed the global preview of a new feature: route maps for Azure Route Server.

The AI era has brought many good things: from endless cat videos to applications vibe-coded during the lunch break, but there is also something else they have brought to the table: capacity issues in public clouds.

There are two articles in Microsoft documentation that contain the most important guidelines to configure routing over ExpressRoute: Optimize routing for Azure ExpressRoute Azure ExpressRoute: Designing for disaster recovery Both are good articles and des…

This probably one of the least enticing blog post titles I have ever had.

Some weeks ago, Microsoft released documentation about the Virtual Network Routing Appliance (VNRA) without a lot of context, what generated a healthy confusion in the Azure Networking practitioner community.

Azure Networking is already a complex enough topic, and if you add to the mix the moving parts of data analytics services the results are always interesting, to say the least.

If you have been reading some of my blog posts, you probably know that I have been working on Azure networking for a while.