Landing Zone Network Guide

1 Big Picture: Landing Zone and Networking

Landing Zone networking should be considered as a set of connectivity, separation, routing, traffic control, and operations. Before diving into individual service names, confirm the overall roles on a map.

Big Picture: Landing Zone and Networking
Diagram: Big Picture

Key points of this chapter

  • Understand chapter connections with the overall map
  • Decide connectivity, then check routing
  • Include DR, monitoring, and standardization in the design scope
Explanation note

First explain the flow with a diagram, then supplement only the key points in text. For those unfamiliar with networking, showing where traffic flows before terminology is effective.

First, decide the boundaries

Decide which to treat as trust boundaries: on-premises, Azure, the internet, other clouds, and so on. Once boundaries are set, the roles of Firewall, NSG, UDR, and BGP become easier to organize.

Landing Zone network design

Networking is not just connectivity; it is an important Landing Zone design area alongside identity, auditing, security, and operations.