- Build a scalable and resilient e-commerce platform.
- Host the platform using Azure App Services.
- Use Azure SQL for database management.
- Ensure data redundancy and recovery options.
- Secure the application using Azure AD and implement role-based access control (RBAC).
- Optimize costs and provide performance monitoring.
- Frontend and Backend:
Deploy frontend and backend applications on Azure App Services. - Database:
Use Azure SQL with Geo-Replication for high availability. - Storage:
Utilize Blob Storage for static content like images and documents. - Security:
Implement RBAC using Azure Active Directory and enable Multi-Factor Authentication. - Monitoring:
Use Azure Monitor for performance insights. - Load Balancing:
Employ an Azure Load Balancer to distribute traffic across instances.
# Create a Resource Group
az group create --name ECommerceRG --location eastus
# Deploy Azure SQL Database
az sql server create --name ecommerceserver --resource-group ECommerceRG --location eastus \
--admin-user adminuser --admin-password MyP@ssword123
az sql db create --resource-group ECommerceRG --server ecommerceserver \
--name ECommerceDB --service-objective S1
# Deploy App Service
az webapp create --name ECommerceApp --resource-group ECommerceRG \
--plan ECommerceAppPlan --runtime "DOTNET|6.0"
# Enable Azure AD Authentication
az webapp auth update --name ECommerceApp --resource-group ECommerceRG \
--enabled true --aad-allowed-token-audiences https://ECommerceApp.azurewebsites.net
- Users → Azure Load Balancer → Azure App Services (Web + API)
- Azure App Services → Azure SQL Database
- Blob Storage (for images)
- Azure AD (for authentication)
- Azure Monitor (for performance)