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I am struggling with picking right solution for given scenario:

This is how VNet is looking now:

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  1. Gateway is showing adress from 10.10.XXX.XXX.
  2. Connection is policy based and it CAN'T be changed
  3. Currently public IPs are used for development and tunneling purposes

Problem:

We have WebApp for Containers with Docker image A. Container needs to see 10.10.100.1:1234 IP. As TEMP solution we are opening ssh tunnel connection from inside Web SSH:

ssh -L 5555:10.10.100.1:1234 user@123.123.123.123

(public IP)

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This is working but we need to make it in a proper way. We are not able to use VNet Integration because it is in preview and it is not working. We CAN'T make more changes in Gateway configuration.

So the question is:

How to make it work without tunneling using as much azure as possible?

Sebastian 506563
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You only really have 3 supported solutions for vNet integration in Web Apps:

  • vNet Integration for web apps currently in preview
  • virtual network gateway connection
  • App service environment providing a single tenanted web app in your vNet

Sounds like the first two won't work for you given your requirements, so using ASE is the only option left, but be aware this is an expensive option.

Sam Cogan
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