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Part 2 of 2 – Port forwarding in Azure Resource Manager Virtual Machines with Azure Load Balancer: Implementation in Azure Portal

November 20, 2017
/ Load Balancer
/ By rasmusg

This blog post is part of a two-part series on the topic of “Port forwarding in Azure Resource Manager Virtual Machines with Azure Load Balancer”: Part 1: The basics Part 2: Implementation

Welcome to my blog!

November 20, 2017
/ General
/ By rasmusg

Hi, I’m Rasmus I have created this blog because I am very passionate about helping businesses succeed in a software-focused world with intelligent cloud solutions in Microsoft Azure. Azure is a huge,

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Rasmus Gude Gadegaard

Hi, I’m Rasmus
I have created this blog because I am very passionate about helping businesses succeed in a software-focused world with intelligent cloud solutions in Microsoft Azure.

I live in Denmark (a country in Northern Europe) and I am the owner of 2G Cloud: a company that specializes in Microsoft Azure solutions - especially cloud solutions architecture, cloud identity and information security as well as cloud computing solutions.

Before that, I worked at one of Denmark’s largest IT companies as architect on Azure solutions and Azure implementations.

I have followed Azure closely since its inception in 2008 with some years of experience in designing and implementing real-life Azure solutions.

Hire me or 2G Cloud as consultant on your next cloud project.

Follow me on Twitter at
@rasmusgude

About This Site

This is my blog about Azure – Especially Azure Identity and Information Security as well as Azure Compute.

What is Azure Compute?
Azure Compute can be defined as cloud resources in Azure with the primary purpose of running custom programs.
Azure Compute consists of Virtual Machines (Windows and Linux), Virtual Machine ScaleSets, Azure Batch, App Services, Azure Functions and the container ecosystem ( Container Instances, Container Services, AKS, Registry)