Announcing Zone Redundancy and Multi-Region Capabilities in Azure Landing Zones
Zone Redundancy: A New Layer of Resilience
Benefits of Zone Redundancy:
Enhanced High Availability: Applications can be deployed across different zones, safeguarding against single points of failure.
Improved Fault Tolerance: Independent power, cooling, and networking in each zone means that an incident in one zone won’t affect the others.
SLA Assurance: Azure provides robust service level agreements that support zone redundancy, reinforcing your uptime commitments.
Multi-Region Support: Global Expansion with Local Resilience
Advantages of Multi-Region Support:
Span locations: Serve your customers from multiple regions, optimizing for performance and user experience.
Disaster Recovery: In the event of a regional disruption, traffic can be redirected to alternate regions with minimal impact.
Operational Flexibility: Diversify your deployment across regions to meet regulatory compliance and data sovereignty requirements.
What are we announcing today? (Phase 1a)
What is an Azure landing zone?
Azure Virtual Network Manager in Azure landing zones
Define an Azure network topology
Define your tagging strategy
Resource naming and tagging decision guide
Traditional Azure networking topology
Landing zone regions
Hybrid identity with Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID in Azure landing zones
Management groups
Subscription considerations and recommendations
Resource organization design area overview
Next steps and Important information for existing ALZ Bicep and Terraform customers
Phase 1b by September 2024 – Bicep and Terraform Accelerators to include multi-region support
Phase 2 by end of calendar year 2024 – ALZ Bicep and Terraform Modules will be zone redundant by default by default by end of calendar year 2024.
Conclusion
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