Public IP address in Azure have 2 SKUs:
- Standard
- Basic (will be retired in 2025)
Standard SKU is secure by default, does not allow any inbound traffic.
Basic allows traffic by default. NSGs can be used to control access.
If we do not specify SKU, Public IP takes Basic SKU.
Faced this issue when doing the exercise for network routing.
Bicep
| Name | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| name | Name of a public IP address SKU. | ‘Basic’ ‘Standard’ |
| tier | Tier of a public IP address SKU. | ‘Global’ ‘Regional’ |
sku: { name: 'string' tier: 'string' }
Create public ip address in Azure
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Can access Azure VM using their Azure Private IP Address so no need to assign Public IP Address
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supports basic Public IP Address
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Get 2 Public IP Address
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Azure VM has Public IP Address and Azure Private IP Address
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Place the instances behind an Azure Load Balancer, Azure Application Gateway or NVA which has a Public IP Address in the front-end configuration