I have a Azure VM in one region which is in East US. To improve performance I want to have this VM serve multiple regions(Ex: WestEurope, SouthEastAsia, West US) as well. Do I need to create fresh VMs in all regions? Or there is any better way to do this using a single VM which will server multiple regions?
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are you using traffic manager? – Vova Bilyachat Aug 19 '19 at 04:34
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Technically Azure Front Door might work for you if you are serving http requests from the vm (it has caching). but in a general sense - you need to deploy the vm to every region. You can use scripts\arm templates to streamline this process

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