GDFS using Azure Files, Traffic Manager and Azure FIle Sync | full Demo

Have you ever wondered how to create your own Global Distributed File System in Azure? This video will show you a way to do it by using Azure Files and Azure File Sync to distribute content to different regions and different continents and allow Traffic Manager to be the entry point (single Namespace) that will redirect the user to the closes share in their geography.
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[@maheshkumarnaik754]

Kindly Teach security Fabric sir

[@skyguy7868]

Super explanation with demo covering almost all the aspects in simplest way possible. Subscribing your channel, keep uploading such an informative content..... A quick question, how to implement this solution in a hybrid environment if we using file server with DFS. Goal is to sync some specific folders from the DFS namespace, not the complete data. Example, if we having 100 folders in this OnPrem File Server DFS namespace, and our target is to implement this GDFS cloud solution with 20 folders out of these 100 folders only. Appreciate if you could consider this scenario and make a video on this. Thanks in advance

[@-nathanb]

You can achieve this with AFS. Create 20 separate Sync Groups in AFS using your registered AFS servers (on-prem DFSn servers) in each Sync Group. When you add the AFS target in each Sync Group, you point to the folders you need.

[@freddydubon4619]

yes that is correct! one sync group per share and path that you need to synchronize @skyguy7868 @@-nathanb

[@botanservicesmanager599]

This is a great idea, How long does it take to implement?

[@freddydubon4619]

it does not take too long, it took me about 1 hour to implement. I will setup a terraform script and post it to my github.