I Configure Microsoft Azure. But I’m Called an Architect.
- Sunil Dutt Jha
- May 1
- 5 min read
What I Actually Do
I configure Microsoft Azure.
I configure subscriptions. I configure resource groups. I configure virtual networks. I configure subnets. I configure network security groups.
I configure Azure Active Directory / Entra ID. I configure roles and access. I configure App Services. I configure Azure Functions. I configure AKS. I configure SQL Database. I configure Storage Accounts.
I configure API Management. I configure Application Gateway. I configure Key Vault. I configure monitoring, logging, backup, scaling, and deployment pipelines.
I define environments. I configure access policies. I create landing zones. I design network zones. I select managed services. I create infrastructure templates. I coordinate with developers, DevOps teams, security teams, database teams, testing teams, and operations teams.
This is important work. But important work is not the same as architecture.
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