Solution ideas
This article describes a solution idea. Your cloud architect can use this guidance to help visualize the major components for a typical implementation of this architecture. Use this article as a starting point to design a well-architected solution that aligns with your workload's specific requirements.
Virtual machines (VMs) are physically separated across zones, and a virtual network is created using load balancers at each site. These locations are close enough for high availability replication, so your applications stay running, despite any issues at the physical locations.
Potential use cases
This solution is ideal for the healthcare industry and the following scenarios:
- Hospitals
- Data centers
Architecture
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Dataflow
- Create a zone-redundant Load Balancer.
- Create a front-end subnet.
- Create a DB subnet.
- Create VMs in three availability zones.
- Configure a zone-redundant SQL DB.
- Add VMs to the load balancer's back-end pool.
- Deploy your application on VMs, for redundancy and high availability.
Components
- Virtual Machines: Provision Windows and Linux virtual machines in seconds
- Azure SQL Database: Managed, intelligent SQL in the cloud
- Load Balancer: Deliver high availability and network performance to your applications