Azure Landing Zone

The Azure Landing Zone is your fast track to the cloud environment and important for the successful digitization of your business.

What is an Azure Landing Zone?

With the help of an Azure landing zone, you create an environment for hosting your workloads, which is deployed via code. The following video explains this again very clearly.

What are the benefits of an Azure landing zone?

Azure landing zones are the output of an Azure environment with multiple subscriptions. In these, scalability, security, governance, network and identity are considered. In addition, Azure landing zones enable application migration, application modernization, and application innovation at the enterprise level. All platform resources required to support the application portfolio are considered. No distinction is made between infrastructure as a service or platform as a service.

Why all this?

Since no single solution exists that fits all conceivable infrastructures of an operation, some Azure zone deployment options help you meet the deployment needs of your growing cloud portfolio. This ensures you stay on the cutting edge of technology. By building Azure landing zones, you're preparing your business now for the challenges of tomorrow. We have briefly summarized the 5 most important steps to Azure Landingzone at the end of our post.

In this post we'll go over these challenges in more detail.

Agile in Azure - Compliant with current security policies

For our customers, the question often arises how to motivate their employees to innovate in Azure while still ensuring security and governance. It is necessary to find the necessary balance between these requirements, which is critical to cloud migration success. One of the most important considerations here is setting up target Azure environments, called Azure landing zones.

In this article you will find further information.

5 basic steps to realize an Azure Landingzone

1.) Review the networks in use ( server, router, connection, firewall, IP addresses, etc.).

2.) Defining the identities and user roles used

3.) Defining rules in terms of compatibility and feasibility

4.) Using security tools to detect threats.

5.) Managing the Azure environment in terms of monitoring, security and automation.

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