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Designing a robust Azure web application architecture requires careful consideration of various components: workload management, web apps, automation, system monitoring, network configuration, resource groups, and cost alerts. Each of these elements plays a critical role in ensuring that your application is scalable, secure, and cost-effective.

Workload Management:
Distributes incoming application traffic across multiple instances to ensure high availability and reliability.
Utilizes Azure Load Balancer, Application Gateway, or Traffic Manager.

Web App:
The core component that hosts your application code.
Azure App Service provides a fully managed platform for building, deploying, and scaling web apps.

Automation:
Streamlines deployment, updates, and management of resources.
Azure Automation and Azure DevOps pipelines help automate repetitive tasks and CI/CD processes.

System Monitoring:
Ensures the health and performance of the application are consistently tracked.
Azure Monitor, Application Insights, and Log Analytics provide real-time insights and diagnostics.

Network Configuration:
Manages the connectivity and security of the application.
Includes Virtual Networks (VNet), Network Security Groups (NSG), and VPN gateways.

Resource Group:
Organizes and manages related resources in Azure.
Provides a container that holds related resources for an Azure solution, simplifying management and monitoring.

Cost Alert:
Tracks and manages the cost of resources to prevent overspending.
Azure Cost Management and Billing services set up alerts for budgeting and cost optimization.

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