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Hi,
Is it possible to host some solutions in China Azure and integrate SSO with users in Global Azure AD?
If not, what would be the best approach to achieve this.
Users are in Global Organization on-prem AD and integrated with Global Azure AD.
New solution is planned in China Azure Subscription.
How can we achieve SSO to access resource/Azure data lake which is hosted in China Azure.
Regards
Mahesh
have a look at this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/china/overview-connectivity-and-interoperability
BR
Hi Oscarmh,
Thanks, i understand for IaaS and PaaS for connectivity point of view.
How about accessing Data lake which is in China Azure and all users are in Global Azure AD tenant?
Is it possible to provide SSO access to users in Global Azure AD Tenant to the data lake which is in Azure China?
Could you share any solution reference if available ?
Regards
Mahesh
as per this FAQ I think it answers your question https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/china/resources-faq if not let me know and we will find an answer for you.
Sorry, could not find this to matching the requirement.
i was just thinking if we can use ADFS at both environment. I remember some use case to provide the application access from one org with other using ADFS. This is also in same line right...
Regards
Mahesh