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I'm trying to host a couple of micro services in AKS. There is some data stored in a Azure-redis cache in a separate virtual network which the AKS cluster needs to access. Do I need to use OSBA for Azure to enable this connection? or can I just configure the access url for redis and configure external routes to the Redis from AKS.

I am confused because my Redis is in a separate virtual network and the AKS is deployed in a separate virtual network.

Guido
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Zeus
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  • You can set the connection which you can access from the Internet. Or you can use the vnet peering, then you can access the Redis from the vnet. – Charles Xu Jun 21 '19 at 09:27

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We had the same issue. Our Redis and AKS clusters were in different geo-locations and in different VNETs.

You can connect these 2 VNETS with VNET Peering. This acts as a bridge between these 2 VNETs.

The official documentation for this is: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/virtual-network-peering-overview

Nithin Prasad
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