As I planned out this blog series, my original intention was to cover the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) for Azure in three parts: the first dedicated to introducing the design principles for enterprise-scale landing zones, and the second and third covering the critical design areas. If you’ve read the previous entries in the series (and I encourage you to), you were probably wondering, what about the critical design areas for Azure networking and monitoring?

As I started, and as the content started piling up, it got me thinking back on a few projects and the critical design areas where customers have commonly stumbled. So, I decided to mix up the order and add a fourth part for a more in-depth discussion on the remaining critical design areas:

• Network topology and connectivity
• Management and monitoring

In this post, I will highlight the relevant Azure capabilities and considerations when applying these capabilities to Citrix design and operations. Like before, each of these areas could have enough information for their own blog posts, so I will focus primarily on key insights or lessons learned.

Host: Andy Whiteside
Co-Host: Kevin Nardone