AZURE
Azure Web App with Front Door
This Azure architecture diagram shows the request path for a public web application. Internet traffic enters through Azure Front Door, passes through a web application firewall and Application Gateway, and reaches Azure App Service. The application uses Azure SQL Database for relational data and Blob Storage for files. The diagram separates the public edge from the application and data services, making the flow easier to review with developers and security teams.
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CASE ANALYSIS
Scenario
A public web application on Azure.
Key decisions
- Edge entry: Azure Front Door receives public HTTPS traffic.
- Application protection: A web application firewall sits before Application Gateway.
- Private data: The app connects privately to Azure SQL Database and Blob Storage.
When to reuse this
Use this as a starting architecture for a public Azure web application.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does Azure Front Door do?
Azure Front Door is an edge service that receives web traffic before it reaches the application.
Why use Application Gateway?
Application Gateway routes web traffic to application back ends and can sit behind an edge service.
What data services are shown?
The example uses Azure SQL Database for relational data and Blob Storage for files.
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