Architecting and Implementing Azure Networking
A deep understanding of Azure networking is crucial to implementing a secure hybrid cloud solution. This course teaches the key aspects of networking for services in Azure, how to integrate them with on-premises services, and enable secure access.
What you'll learn
In order to secure your information, you need to understand how your network, well, works. This course, Architecting and Implementing Azure Networking, will teach you how to use Azure networking to secure your assets. It explores the options available for Azure virtual networks and the best ways to use them with services in Azure and outside of Azure. You'll learn about the numerous options for publishing services in a highly available manner, along with how to secure and restrict communications as required. By the end of this course, you'll have the foundational understanding of Azure networking needed to architect and manage networking in Azure.
Table of contents
- Module Introduction 3m
- Who am I? 1m
- Why Is Networking Important? 3m
- Overview of Cloud Service Capabilities 6m
- How Cloud Services Are Used with PaaS 3m
- Review of Virtual IPs 5m
- Reserving Virtual IPs 3m
- Walk Through Finding VIP in Public IP Database 2m
- Using Endpoints with a Cloud Service VIP 4m
- Understanding Dynamic IPs 4m
- Review of Name Resolution within a Cloud Service 1m
- Limitations of Cloud Service Networking 1m
- Ingress vs. Egress Data 3m
- Module Review 1m
- Module Introduction 1m
- Hybrid Cloud Requirements 4m
- Requirements to Route Between Azure and On-premises 3m
- Overview of Azure Site-to-site VPN 3m
- Using the VPN Gateway Subnet 2m
- Types of VPN Gateway 5m
- Demonstration of Creating and Using VPN Gateway to On-premises 5m
- Connecting to Multiple Networks Using VPN 4m
- Network Peering 2m
- Review of Point-to-site VPN 3m
- Module Summary 1m
About the author
John Savill is an 11-time MVP, Chief Architect and he holds many Microsoft certifications including Azure Infrastructure and Azure Architecture specialist. John was the author of the original FAQ for Windows and posts multiple videos a week to his YouTube channel https://onboardtoazure.com. John has written nine books on Microsoft technologies and in his spare time enjoys training for IRONMAN events.