Azure Network Engineer Associate (AZ-700) Cert Prep: Design and Implement Core Networking Infrastructure
3h 37mIntermediate2023-04-05
Authors
Derek Smith
Director Cloud Strategic Alliances and Brand | Technology Enthusiast
Course details
Becoming an Azure Network Engineer Associate shows you have the know-how to plan, implement and manage Azure networking solutions—critical skills for network administrators. In this course, Microsoft MVP Derek Smith covers the Design and Implement Core Networking Infrastructure section of the Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Solutions (AZ-700) certification exam. Join Derek as he covers critical parts of Azure networking, ensuring you can deploy Azure virtual networks, Azure DNS, connect those services together, peer Azure virtual networks together to scale network architecture via the hub/spoke method, and understand how to diagnose, resolve and observe your network architecture at scale.
Skills covered
AzureNetwork AdministrationCloud PlatformsCert PrepNetwork and System AdministrationCloud ComputingMicrosoft
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Dive into core networking
- 02 - What you should know
1. Design and Implement Private IP Addressing for Azure Resources
- 03 - Plan and implement network segmentation and address spaces
- 04 - Create a virtual network (VNet)
- 05 - Plan and configure subnetting for services
- 06 - Plan and configure subnet delegation
- 07 - Create a prefix for public IP addresses
- 08 - Plan and implement a custom public IP address prefix
- 09 - Create and associate public IP addresses
- 10 - Challenge - Is the landing zone clear
- 11 - Solution - Is the landing zone clear
2. Design and Implement Name Resolution
- 12 - Design public DNS zones
- 13 - Design private DNS zones
- 14 - Design name resolution inside a VNet
- 15 - Configure DNS settings inside Azure
- 16 - Plan and implement Azure Private DNS Resolver
- 17 - Challenge - Give a name
- 18 - Solution - Give a name
3. Design and Implement VNet Connectivity and Routing
- 19 - Design service chaining
- 20 - Design VPN connectivity between VNets
- 21 - Implement VNet peering
- 22 - Design and implement user-defined routes (UDRs)
- 23 - Diagnose and resolve routing issues
- 24 - Design and implement Azure Route Server
- 25 - Virtual Network NAT Gateway use cases
- 26 - Implement a NAT Gateway
- 27 - Challenge - Can you hear me now
- 28 - Solution - Can you hear me now
4. Monitor Networks
- 29 - Configure Azure Network Watcher
- 30 - Monitor and repair network health with Azure Network Watcher
- 31 - Activate and monitor DDoS Protection
- 32 - Activate and monitor Microsoft Defender for DNS
Conclusion
- 33 - Next steps