Website-Deployment-and-Traffic-Management-Using-Azure

Overview

Deploy a website across two Azure regions (Central US, West US) with traffic distribution using Traffic Manager. The site includes:

1. Home Page (VM2)
2. Upload Page (VM1, files uploaded to Azure Blob Storage)
3. Error Pages (403, 502 errors via Azure Storage static site)

Components

• VMs in VNets: Deployed in both regions, connected via VNet Peering.
• Application Gateway: Routes traffic to correct pages, handles errors.
• Blob Storage: Hosts static error.html, stores uploaded files.
• Traffic Manager: Routes traffic between both regions' gateways.

Setup Steps

1. Deploy VMs and VNets

• Create VM1 (Upload Page) and VM2 (Home Page) in each region.
• Peer VNets between regions.

2. Clone and Run Scripts

Clone the repo on both VMs:

git clone https://github.com/azcloudberg/azproject
Run setup scripts:

VM1 (Upload Page): ./vm1.sh
VM2 (Home Page): ./vm2.sh
3. Configure Blob Storage & Gateway
Blob Storage: Create a storage account, enable static site, upload error.html. Create an upload container for file uploads.
Application Gateway: Route example.com to VM2 (home) and example.com/upload to VM1 (upload). Set error handling to point to the error.html.
4. VM1 Configuration
Update config.py with your Storage Account details, then start the app:

bash
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sudo python3 app.py
5. Traffic Manager
Configure Traffic Manager to distribute traffic between both regions.

6. Verify
example.com for the home page.
example.com/upload to test uploads.
Test error handling for 403/502 errors.

This project is given by Intellipaat.