Your organization is planning to deploy an Azure Application Gateway to load balance traffic across multiple backend web servers. You need to prepare the environment and configure the gateway. Organize the configuration steps in the correct sequential order from start to finish.
- 1Create a dedicated subnet within the virtual network.
- 2Deploy the Azure Application Gateway instance and configure its frontend IP address.
- 3Define the backend pool containing the target web servers.
- 4Configure a routing rule to link the frontend listener to the backend pool using HTTP settings.
Answer
The correct sequence of steps to configure the Application Gateway is: first, create a dedicated subnet; second, deploy the gateway instance and its frontend IP; third, define the backend pool; and fourth, configure the routing rule to link the listener to the backend pool.
The correct sequence starts with preparing the network environment by creating a dedicated subnet. Once the network is ready, the Application Gateway resource is provisioned with a frontend IP. Next, the backend pool must be defined to establish the destination targets. Finally, the routing rule is created to link the listener (frontend) to the backend pool (backend).
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Azure Application Gateway deployment workflow
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