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Gustavo Brito

Gustavo Brito
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Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Specifications

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Internet Connection Create IT as an Internet connection of 100mbps Down/20mbps Up. Azure was capping at a 150mbps symmetrical connection. TeamViewer VPN, Azure Site-to-Site and Point-to-Site...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Conclusions

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And when all testing’s complete… A final review is coming! So, brace yourselves and let’s start with a graph ? Note: 5MB results must be...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Part Seven

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In this scenario we would be using a Relay. This is yet another way of connecting your on-premises infrastructure to Azure, but not recommended...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Part Six

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In this test, we’ll be using Function Apps and Logic Apps. Function Apps are a serverless concept of running custom code in Azure. Serverless...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Part Five

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Point-to-site. PTS for now on. PTS is a way of connecting single clients (machines) to a gateway in Azure, without connecting the entire infrastructure...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Part Four

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Starting with a real-world application of Azure (it’s used here on Create), this scenario is a direct 24/7 VPN link to a gateway in...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Part Three

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This scenario is based by direct HTTP connection via exposed web service, accessible without VPN. This can be a very common situation nowadays too,...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Part Two

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In this scenario, we’ll keep it simple. This is the full on-premises scenario. You must worry about maintenance and power bills, and I’m not...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Part One

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First test - TeamViewer VPN   In this first test, we are connected via TeamViewer VPN (specification of this technology at the last post) to an...

Latency test between Azure and On-Premises – Intro

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  In these series of posts, we’re going to compare different ways of connecting to Azure. We’ll setup a web service and a client. We’re...