Azure VM Availability LAB-3

Azure Virtual Machine High Availability LAB Part 3

In this LAB we will be implementing Web Server and Uploading Web Pages, Configure Load Balancer and 

Exercise 9 - Configure Web Serveron VM1- WebSRV1DEL

Learn how to Setup/Configure  Web Server step by step

Step 1- Open Server Manager-> Manage->Add Role and Features Wizard- Click Next-> Role-based or feature-based installation->Select Server (SRVWeb1DEl) Click Next -> Select Web Server (IIS)-> Add Feature & Click Next-> Next-> Next-> Keep it as default and Click Next-> Click Install

Step 2- Open Windows Administrative Tools from Start Menu -> IIS Manager -> Select SRVWeb1DEL (ServerName) -> Sites -> Right Click on Default Web Sites and Click Explorer> Pest all files and folder for your website.

Step 3- Open Browser and enter IP Address i.e. http://localhost/ or http://PublicIP

Azure Virtual Machine High Availability LAB -2

Azure Virtual Machine High Availability LAB Part 2

Exercise 5 - Network Security Group

  
Step 1- Search for Network Security Group and Click Add .
Step 2- Select Subscription 
Step 3- Select Resource Group i.e. RGEastUs
Step 4- Type Name : NSG
Step 5- Select Region i.e EastUs.
Step 6- Click Create, Once Done Open its property and Open Inbound Security Rule. 
Step 7- Click Add Open Inbound Security Rule for Browsing/IIS Port -80 as below

Azure Virtual Machine High Availability & Auto Scale LAB1

Azure Virtual Machine High Availability & Auto Scale

Availability Sets is a logical  group of VMs to ensure minimal downtime. Availability Sets will increase the availability of your Applications on and the Availability Zones allows you to deploy your VM’s into different data centers within the same region.

Availability Set for your VM would be spread across update and fault domains but it could happen that your Azure VM is running within the same building .  In case of any disaster to that building then it could be an outage your VM may go down. In such cases to avoid it you can deploy your VM’s to Availability Zones. In this case your VM’s are spread across different buildings but within same Azure Region.