#!/bin/bash read -p "Enter the first region (default: eastus2): " region1 region1=${region1:-eastus2} read -p "Enter the second region (default: westus3): " region2 region2=${region2:-westus3} # Parameters resourcegroup1="afd-plslab-$region1" resourcegroup2="afd-plslab-$region2" afd="frontdoor-lab" # Update origin group with different latencies and run the script below to see the changes # 50 milliseconds additional latency az afd origin-group update --resource-group $resourcegroup1 --profile-name $afd \ --origin-group-name "origingroup1" --probe-request-type get --probe-protocol http \ --probe-interval-in-seconds 60 -o none --sample-size 4 --successful-samples-required 3 \ --additional-latency-in-milliseconds 50 # 0 milliseconds additional latency az afd origin-group update --resource-group $resourcegroup1 --profile-name $afd \ --origin-group-name "origingroup1" --probe-request-type get --probe-protocol http \ --probe-interval-in-seconds 60 -o none --sample-size 4 --successful-samples-required 3 \ --additional-latency-in-milliseconds 0 # Retreive the endpoint URL afdfqdn=$(az afd endpoint show --resource-group $resourcegroup1 --profile-name $afd --name "endpoint1" --query "hostName" -o tsv) echo http://$afdfqdn #!/bin/bash # Infinite loop script to test connectivity to Azure Front Door while true; do # Make the curl request (no keep-alive) content=$(curl -s --no-keepalive "http://$afdfqdn") # Extract color and text using regex (grep/sed) color=$(echo "$content" | sed -n "s/.*.*/\1/p") text=$(echo "$content" | sed -n "s/.*$[^<]*$<\/body>.*/\1/p") # Map color to terminal ANSI color codes case "${color,,}" in red) consoleColor="\033[31m" # Red ;; blue) consoleColor="\033[34m" # Blue ;; *) consoleColor="\033[37m" # Default White ;; esac # Print the text in the color echo -e "${consoleColor}${text}\033[0m" # Wait 5 seconds sleep 5 done