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Using service endpoints

Using service endpoints

- [Instructor] In this lecture we're going to look at a feature called service endpoints. So service endpoints are a way to lock down internal data services and only allow them from other Azure web services that don't normally have IP addresses associated with them. So normally we might want to allow access via, say, an IP range, but if it's running on a web app, and this web app, we don't know the IP range 'cause it might change, this could cause problems. And this is where service endpoints can come in. So what I'm going to do is run through a scenario where we might have some data in some storage account, and we want to lock down access to that data to only our web app. So I've got a web app running here, and all this web app does is we can read image from a blob storage count, and it goes and gets the image. Now this image itself is stored in the storage account called web storage, and if we look in the containers, we have this storage count here. It's currently set to anonymous…

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