Domain names used by Microsoft Azure services

Following are some of the domain names used by Microsoft Azure services:
  1. Azure Portal - portal.azure.com
  2. Azure Preview Portal - preview.portal.azure.com
  3. Azure Cloud Shell - shell.azure.com
  4. Azure DevOps -  dev.azure.com 
  5. Kudu Debug console - *.scm.azurewebsites.net
  6. Azure Container Registry - *.azurecr.io
  7. Blob - *.blob.core.windows.net
  8. Table - *.table.core.windows.net
  9. Queue - *.queue.core.windows.net
  10. Files - *.files.core.windows.net
  11. Batch - batch.core.windows.net
  12. Service Bus - *.servicebus.windows.net 
  13. SQL Azure - *.database.windows.net
  14. CDN - *.vo.msecnd.net
  15. Traffic Manager - *.trafficmanager.net
  16. Mobile Services - *.azure-mobile.net
  17. BizTalk Service - *.biztalk.windows.net
  18. Cache - *.cache.windows.net
  19. HDInsight - *.azurehdinsight.net
  20. Cloud service - *.cloudapp.net
  21. Azure Management Portal - manage.windowsazure.com
  22. Azure Machine Learning - studio.azureml.net
  23. IAM - *.accesscontrol.windows.net
  24. Backup - *.Backup.windowsazure.com
  25. Azure API Management - *.azure-api.net.com
  26. Azure Monitor - *.ods.opinsights.azure.com , *.oms.opinsights.azure.com
  27. Azure Automation - *.azure-automation.net
  28. Service Management - management.core.windows.net
  29. Resource Manager - management.azure.com
  30. Graph - graph.windows.net
  31. Data Lake - datalake.azure.net
  32. Azure Data Lake Store - azuredatalakestore.net
  33. Azure Data Lake Analytics - azuredatalakeanalytics.net
  34. Azure Synapse Analytics - dev.azuresynapse.net
  35. Azure Operational Insights - api.loganalytics.io
  36. Azure Key Vault - vault.azure.net
  37. Azure Attestation - attest.azure.net
  38. Azure Analysis Services - asazure.windows.net
  39. Active Directory - management.core.windows.net

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