In an Active Directory Environment, we keep additional domain controllers to improve resiliency. In this way, if one domain controller fails it will not make a big impact. We can further improve the resiliency of infrastructure by keeping an additional domain controller and mission-critical servers in a different location. So, in the event of a site failure, we will still have a domain controller…
The latency between two servers located in two regions is normally higher than the latency between two servers located in the same data center or the same rack. High latency between application servers has a direct impact on the overall performance of the application. By placing applications servers in the same physical location, we can reduce the latency. When it comes to Azure VMs, we can…
There are occasions where we need to move Azure Virtual Machines from one resource group to another. In this post, I am going to demonstrate how we can do that. Before start, there are a few things we should look in to.
• Not every resource can move from one resource group to another. More info about it can find under…
There are many different reasons to move Azure VMs from one region to another.
• Operation Requirements – As an example, if organization open a branch in different region and want to move some operations to them, it is best to move infrastructure resource to the same geographical location as it will improve the reliability and availability of the services.
• Compliance…