Azure Network Engineer Associate (AZ-700) Cert Prep: Design and Implement Private Access to Azure Services

Course details

Becoming an Azure Network Engineer Associate can open up all kinds of career possibilities. It shows you have the know-how to deploy and manage IT services—a critical skill for network administrators. In this course, Microsoft MVP Karl Cooke helps you get ready for the fifth domain of the Azure Network Engineering Associate (AZ-700) certification exam, which is focused on designing and implementing private access to Azure services. Learn how to properly secure Azure virtual networks and protect an organization’s data by implementing private access techniques. Explore the differences between private endpoints and service endpoints, as well as when and how to use each. Karl takes you through the process of configuring VNet integration for dedicated PaaS services. Upon completing this course, you’ll be prepared to show off your new skills and crush the certification exam.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - What is private access
02 - What you should know

1. Design and Implement Azure Private Link and Azure Private Endpoint

03 - What is Azure Private Link
04 - What is Azure Private Link service
05 - What are Azure private endpoints
06 - Plan for private endpoints
07 - Create a Private Link service in the Azure Portal
08 - Use a private endpoint with private DNS
09 - What is 168.63.129.16
10 - Create a private endpoint for Azure SQL in the Azure Portal
11 - Create a private endpoint for Azure SQL using Azure PowerShell
12 - Create a private endpoint for Azure SQL using Azure CLI
13 - Private endpoint and private DNS resolution flow
14 - Enterprise DNS resolution flows for private endpoints
15 - Challenge - Protect your storage with private endpoints using Azure Portal
16 - Solution - Protect your storage with private endpoints using Azure Portal
17 - Challenge - Protect your databases with private endpoints using Azure CLI
18 - Solution - Protect your databases with private endpoints using Azure CLI

2. Design and Implement Service Endpoints

19 - What are service endpoints
20 - Create service endpoints using the Azure portal
21 - Create service endpoints using Azure PowerShell
22 - Compare service endpoints and private endpoints
23 - Challenge - Configure service endpoints and prove it works
24 - Solution - Configure service endpoints and prove it works

3. Configure VNet Integration for Dedicated PaaS Services

25 - VNet integration for your web app - What and why
26 - VNet integrates your web app using the Azure Portal
27 - VNet integrates your web app using the Azure PowerShell
28 - VNet integration and AKS
29 - Challenge - Use PowerShell to VNet integrate your web app
30 - Solution - Use PowerShell to VNet integrate your web app

Conclusion

31 - Next steps