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Hi Team,
I have setup 3-Tier Architecture but unable to setup routing between web to application and application to database tier. I have setup internal load balancer between Tier-1 (Web) & Tier-2 (App) & Tier-3 (BD). all tiers are different subnet.
please suggest how to setup communication between Tier-1 (Web) & Tier-2 (App) & Tier-3 (BD)
Hi,
When you have VMs deployed in a vnet, by default you will have ip connectivity.
Can you make sure that all the 3 tiers are part of same vnet ?
Also, I am assuming that all the 3 tiers are Virtual Machines.
Regards,
Karthik Srinivas
Hi Karthik,
Yes, all 3 subnets are in same vnet but I am not sure when attached internal load balancer then how traffic will connect each other .
All 3 load balance is connect 3 different subnet and i am not sure it will work without creating routing table
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Hi there,
If you're using standard load balancers then its IP addresses are closed to inbound connections unless opened by Network Security Groups to explicitly permit allowed traffic.
Cheers,