Microsoft Azure uses a DNS-based load balancer called Traffic Manager to control how users are routed to their services' endpoints across multiple data centers. This tool can protect your services from subpar availability and response times in Azure's global regions.
In this article, we will learn how to create a Traffic Manager profile that provides high availability for our web application.
About Viknaraj
Viknaraj Manogararajah is an independent Microsoft Certified Trainer, Microsoft MVP in Azure and C# Corner MVP. He is also actively involved in Microsoft Community Development via blogging and speaking in various user groups and technical conferences. Over 17 years of Experience in IT, and Worked at the Network side for over 11 years. Spending most of the time specializing in Microsoft Products like Server Infrastructure, Cloud Infrastructure, Office 365, Messaging as well as Virtualization..
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