Web redirects in Azure?

Christopher J Nuss 41 Reputation points
2025-11-17T16:41:02.3733333+00:00

I currently have 2 web redirect servers on campus pointing to about 18 websites that I would like to move to Azure. Is anyone else doing this or have an idea of how I would go about this without building a machine that can handle 8 nics?

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  1. Q&A Assist
    2025-11-17T16:41:25.64+00:00
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    To implement web redirects in Azure without the need for a machine with multiple network interfaces (NICs), you can consider using Azure services such as Azure Front Door or Azure Application Gateway. Both services provide robust capabilities for managing web traffic and redirects.

    Azure Front Door

    Azure Front Door can handle URL redirection at various levels, including protocol, hostname, path, and query string. You can set up redirection rules using a Rule Set, which allows for path-based redirection and simplifies application configuration. This service is particularly useful for global and path-based redirection scenarios.

    Azure Application Gateway

    Azure Application Gateway also supports URL redirection, allowing you to redirect traffic based on protocol, hostname, and path. You can configure redirection rules that match specific URL patterns and redirect them accordingly. This can be set up without the need for multiple NICs, as the service manages the routing and redirection internally.

    Both services can effectively replace your current setup and provide a scalable solution for managing redirects to your 18 websites.


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