Azure ExpressRoute Documentation
Azure ExpressRoute lets you create private connections between Microsoft Azure datacenters and infrastructure that is either on-premises or in a co-location environment. ExpressRoute connections do not go over the public Internet, and offer lower latencies, higher speeds, more reliability, and increased security than typical Internet connections.
Key Benefits of ExpressRoute:
- Global Reach: Connect to Azure via a worldwide network of connectivity providers.
- High Throughput: Support for bandwidths from 50 Mbps to 10 Gbps, and even higher with dedicated circuits.
- Reliability: SLA-backed connectivity for mission-critical applications.
- Security: Traffic stays off the public Internet.
- Predictability: Consistent performance without the fluctuations of the public internet.
Getting Started with ExpressRoute
Explore the fundamental concepts and steps involved in setting up Azure ExpressRoute. This section covers the prerequisites, supported connectivity models, and the process of provisioning your ExpressRoute circuit.
Configuring ExpressRoute
Learn how to configure and manage your ExpressRoute circuits, including setting up peering, defining routing policies, and integrating with your existing network infrastructure.
Advanced Topics and Best Practices
Dive deeper into advanced features, performance tuning, and best practices for leveraging ExpressRoute for hybrid cloud solutions.
ExpressRoute Pricing and Limits
Understand the cost structure and service limits associated with Azure ExpressRoute. This includes information on data transfer costs, port fees, and service provider charges.
Code Samples and Tutorials
Find practical examples and step-by-step guides to help you implement and manage ExpressRoute effectively.
Example: Provisioning an ExpressRoute circuit using Azure CLI
az network express-route create \
--resource-group myResourceGroup \
--name myExpressRouteCircuit \
--location "East US" \
--sku Standard_D2 \
--allow-global-reach true
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