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Azure Landing Zone at enterprise scale with hierarchical management groups, tenant-wide guardrails, and segregated platform and landing zone subscriptions. Traffic flows through a central hub VNet (10.0.0.0/16) with Azure Firewall, VPN/ExpressRoute Gateway, and App Gateway-WAF, distributing to Corp, Online, and Local spoke VNets with isolated AKS clusters, Key Vaults, and databases. Governance policies enforce encryption, deny public IPs outside connectivity, require tags, and prevent unauthorized resource creation across all management groups. This architecture demonstrates Microsoft's Cloud Adoption Framework best practices for secure, compliant, multi-workload enterprise deployments with centralized identity, monitoring, and connectivity control. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize subscriptions, IP ranges, policies, or add regional replicas for your organization. The design supports hybrid connectivity, zero-trust networking, and audit trails via Log Analytics and Azure Monitor.

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How do I design a secure, scalable Azure landing zone for enterprise multi-workload deployments with centralized governance?

This diagram shows a production-ready Azure landing zone using management groups (Platform, Landing Zones, Sandbox, Decommissioned) with a central hub VNet (10.0.0.0/16) containing Azure Firewall, VPN/ExpressRoute, and App Gateway-WAF, connected to Corp, Online, and Local spoke VNets running isolated AKS clusters. Tenant-wide policies enforce encryption, deny public IPs, require tags, and prevent