Azure Traffic Manager Reviews

Setting up the server According to user needs, can be modified later at bare minimum cost.

Providing complete guide for setting dependencies.

As per best of knowledge till now it seems that everything is well maintained but sometime server works slow which can be improved further.

Azure is providing servers where we are deploying projects and saving a cost for new laptop and system for running those big projects

I have been using this product for 5 months. It is one of the most flexible cloud computing products and provides strong security to users. It has a good scalability feature.

One of the major issues I face is we need to have platform expertise to use this platform. We need to move from one server to another, but the rest of it functions great.

Microsoft Azure helps meet the needs of the average business and provides freedom to build and manage applications. It has fewer capital investments which makes it a more reasonable product.

The best thing is that we get multiple routing method options to use, and also it is a global service where we can balance the load of the web servers, which is available in various regions

we didn't find anything as its excellent service if anyone wants to load balance the traffic at the global level

Yes, go for this azure service if anyone wants to balance the traffic across the multiple regions.

the main benefit is that we can use this if we have multiple web servers in various regions

Capability to add application URLs hosted in any Cloud Platform or On-Premises Network.

For any services hosted on azure, you can't add two or more than two app services from the same locations.

You can use traffic manager for Geo Load distribution of your services and can be used in case of any failures detection and Data policy.

Geo

I have implemented a traffic manager for our geographic distributed application. Using routing traffic manager profiles we successfully access the application with out any latency.

Nothing as such in azure traffic manager

Please use the traffic manager profiles based on the requirement

Geographically distributed application requests can be load-balanced based on the regions.

I save a lot of time, its very helpfull.evrrything is more clear for me, data analysis, objective are easier to follow

Mmmm I dont know I really love it, maybe sometimes I would like to Share it with friends and colleagues evrrything is more clear for me, data analysis, objective are easier to follow

To know the objectives first and know how to read data

I save time, and evrrything is more clear for me, data analysis, objective are easier to follow

More helpful in the analytical solutions and migration of the data

Price is high when compared to other competitors.

It’s very easy to monitor and easier to manage

The multiple traffic routing as well as the privacy involved with the traffic routing. I like how the Traffic Manager does not see the HTTP traffic between the client and the server. And it's nice how there's an automatic notification when streamline processes fail and how everything is on the cloud.

Honestly, it's not as intuitive as i'd like and a majority of the time I am forced to google multiple things. Azure Traffic Manager offers only limited health check options. Azure Traffic Manager’s HTTPS health check only accepts HTTP 200 OK responses as valid. Most TLS-based VPNs will respond with an HTTP 401 Unauthorized, which Azure Traffic Manager considers “degraded”. The only option for endpoint monitoring is a simple TCP connection to port 443, which is a less accurate indicator of endpoint availability.

Give it a try, it has a great GUI.

Endpoint speed questions. Being able to create data based on traffic that is occuring location-wise. I use Traffic View to understand which regions have a large number of traffic but suffer from higher latencies.

Traffic manager takes an old technology (DNS) and adds new flair to it

We had an issue where all of our endpoints went offline.

Make sure you read the documentation and fully understand what traffic manager does. My team struggled to understand that network traffic does not actually flow through traffic manager. It is just DNS queries, that's it!

We use Traffic Manager for VPN high availability. Basically, we have two datacenters, each with a VPN router. We use traffic manager to direct clients to our primary datacenter for VPN connectivity. If the primary datacenter goes offline, they are reconnected to the secondary datacenter.

1. The improvement in application response time as the traffic manger directs the traffic to the endpoint with lowest latency in the network.

2. Maintenance with no downtime

Pricing is dependent on the the number of data points being used for traffic views, endpoints being monitored which affects the overall cost.

Load balance option can be used for many scenarios.