Log in to the Azure portal: Go to portal.azure.com and sign in with your Azure account.
Create a resource group: In the Azure portal, select "Resource groups" from the left-hand menu and then select "Add". Give the resource group a name and select the subscription and location.
Create a virtual network: Select "Virtual networks" from the left-hand menu and then select "Add". Give the virtual network a name and select the resource group and location.
Create a subnet: In the virtual network, select "Subnets" and then "Add". Give the subnet a name and select the virtual network.
Create an application gateway: Select "Application gateways" from the left-hand menu and then select "Add". Give the application gateway a name, select the resource group, and select the virtual network and subnet.
Create a public IP address: Select "Public IP addresses" from the left-hand menu and then select "Add". Give the public IP address a name, select the resource group, and select the application gateway.
Create a listener: In the application gateway, select "Listeners" and then "Add". Give the listener a name, select the public IP address, and select the protocol and port.
Create a backend pool: In the application gateway, select "Backend pools" and then "Add". Give the backend pool a name, select the virtual network and subnet, and add the IP addresses or FQDNs of the backend servers.
Create a rule: In the application gateway, select "Rules" and then "Add". Give the rule a name, select the listener, and select the backend pool.
Verify and test: Verify the configuration of the application gateway and test the connection to the backend servers.
Monitor and troubleshoot: Monitor the performance of the application gateway and troubleshoot any issues that may arise.
By following these steps, you can create an application gateway in Azure cloud that routes incoming traffic to the appropriate backend servers based on the specified rules
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