Azure Full-Stack Web Application Architecture
About This Architecture
Azure full-stack web application spanning two availability zones with Front Door, Application Gateway, and Traffic Manager routing traffic to redundant App Service tiers. Users and mobile clients connect through Azure CDN and WAF Policy, while backend services including API Management, Function Apps, Logic Apps, and Service Bus orchestrate data flow to Azure SQL, Cosmos DB, and Storage Account replicas. The architecture demonstrates enterprise-grade security with Key Vault, Azure AD, Network Security Groups, and Private Link, while Application Insights and Log Analytics provide comprehensive observability. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize subnets, add additional regions, or adjust tier configurations for your production workload. This pattern exemplifies Azure best practices for disaster recovery, compliance, and cost optimization across compute, data, and security domains.
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How do I design a highly available Azure web application across multiple availability zones with global traffic routing and disaster recovery?
This diagram shows a complete Azure full-stack architecture using Front Door and Traffic Manager for global routing, App Service in two AZs for compute redundancy, and Cosmos DB with SQL replication for data resilience. Key Vault, Azure AD, WAF, and Network Security Groups enforce security, while Application Insights and Log Analytics provide observability across all tiers.
- Domain:
- Cloud Azure
- Audience:
- Azure solutions architects designing highly available, multi-tier web applications
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