What is an Azure landing zone?
An Azure landing zone is a governed cloud foundation—identity, networking, security, logging, and subscription design—that gives application teams a consistent place to deploy workloads.
Why it matters
Without a landing zone, teams recreate networking, identity, and security decisions for every project. That increases cost, delays delivery, and creates uneven risk.
A good landing zone is opinionated enough to be safe and flexible enough for real application patterns.
Separate shared foundations from workload freedom
A platform landing zone establishes common capabilities and governance; workload landing zones give application teams environments within those boundaries. Design organization, identity, networking and operations with the teams that will own them.
An accelerator can provide a repeatable starting point. It cannot decide your support model, address conflicts, regulatory requirements or application dependencies. Onboard a representative workload before treating the foundation as complete.
Continue with the primary guidance
Product capabilities and implementation choices change. Use the current primary documentation when validating the requirements for your own environment.
Questions et réponses
What is an Azure landing zone?
An Azure landing zone is a governed cloud foundation—identity, networking, security, logging, and subscription design—that gives application teams a consistent place to deploy workloads.
#How should we apply this to our environment?
A platform landing zone establishes common capabilities and governance; workload landing zones give application teams environments within those boundaries. Design organization, identity, networking and operations with the teams that will own them.
#What is a useful next step?
An accelerator can provide a repeatable starting point. It cannot decide your support model, address conflicts, regulatory requirements or application dependencies. Onboard a representative workload before treating the foundation as complete.
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