Connect Azure Traffic Manager to Latency Global for monitoring-driven traffic routing. Use real-time data from 70+ global probes to inform Azure's traffic management decisions.
Set up a Traffic Manager profile in Azure
Create a service principal with Traffic Manager permissions
In Latency Global, add Azure Traffic Manager as a DNS provider
Enter your Azure credentials (tenant ID, client ID, client secret)
Create DNS policies linking monitors to Traffic Manager endpoints
Route traffic based on real latency data from Latency Global's 70+ probes, not just Azure's own health checks.
Monitor endpoints across AWS, GCP, and Azure, with Traffic Manager handling the failover routing.
Monitor on-premise and cloud endpoints together. When an on-premise server goes down, Traffic Manager automatically routes to your Azure backup.
The service principal needs Contributor access to the Traffic Manager profile resource.
The integration targets Traffic Manager specifically. For Azure Front Door, you can use webhook alerts to trigger Azure Functions that update Front Door configuration.
It complements them. Latency Global monitors from 70+ global locations with more check types (HTTP, ping, DNS, traceroute), giving you broader visibility than Azure's native probes alone.
Set up Azure Traffic Manager integration in minutes. Plans from $5/month with all integrations included.
5 monitors included • All 70+ locations (+40 more soon) • No contracts