Azure Project 3: Home Office Solution during the COVID-19 Pandemic using Microsoft Azure VPN Gateway
In this real world-based project, I acted as a Cloud Specialist to create a solution for people who were working in the office to start working from home, normally accessing the environment in Microsoft Azure, and without exposing the entire environment to the internet.
Solution: POINT-TO-SITE VPN Gateway
To solve this business problem and come up with a solution compatible with the requirements, I defined that it was necessary to implement Point-to-Site (P2S) VPNs, so that employees who were working from home would close an encrypted tunnel between their computer and the Microsoft Azure environment.
A Point-to-Site (P2S) VPN gateway lets you create a secure connection to your Azure virtual network from an individual client computer, Point-to-Site VPN connections are useful when you want to connect to your Azure VNet from remote locations such as your home or hotel. This is very similar to a traditional VPN client but rather than connecting to your office which normally has some sort of single points of failure (such as a single internet connection or 1 firewall) you are utilizing the highly available Azure configuration. This guide shows step by step how to set up a Client VPN connection with certificates to your Azure .
- Creating Azure Virtual Network : VNetBootcamp
2. Creating Azure VM app1(Web Application Sever)
3. Creating VPN Gateway
4. Deploy Azure VPN
5. Installation of the certificates on client computers
6. Download of VPN client that will be zip file , Extract before using it.
7. Remote connection via VPN
8. Connecting in the Azure VPN
9. Testing the remote connection using Private IP
10. Installing Apache
