Alan Kinane • 11/8/2025

Using Traffic Manager to Failover or Bypass Azure Front Door

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This technical article discusses using Azure Traffic Manager to create a failover or bypass mechanism for Azure Front Door. It addresses recent Azure Front Door outages and proposes a solution where Traffic Manager's 100% DNS SLA can route traffic to an alternative endpoint (like Application Gateway) or directly to a web app if the primary Front Door service becomes unavailable.

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