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Network integration with app service plans

Network integration with app service plans - Azure Tutorial

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Network integration with app service plans

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- [Presenter] In this lecture, we're going to look at network integration with web apps. So when you spin up a web app for the first time, one of the options is to enable or disable public network access. And the default is actually to enable public access. And that's because usually when you spin up a web app, you want to be able to access it from anywhere. Here's a web app I've got that I created earlier, and we can see that we've got this domain set up and if I browse to the domain, we get to this website, and I'm currently accessing this via a public endpoint. However, that's not always what you want to do. There are various reasons why you might want to lock down who can access your web app. It might be because you want to put some service in front of it, such as a load balancer or an app gateway or some of the service that might protect it. It might also be that you want to only expose it to your own internal corporate network. And this might be done by only allowing certain IP…

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