Microsoft Azure: Networking Concepts

Course details

It's not enough to create and host resources; you also need to be able to connect to and publish those resources on the web. That's where Azure networking services come in. To ensure your organization gets the most value from Azure, administrators need to be able to configure virtual networks and machines and monitor and manage their performance over time. Join David Elfassy and learn how to establish and secure high-availability connectivity using the basic and advanced networking tools in Azure, including Azure Virtual Network (vNET), ExpressRoute, Private Link, and Azure load balancers. Along the way, find out how to create and manage Azure Firewall solutions to protect all your virtual resources.

Learning objectives
Discover core concepts for managing networking in the Azure management portal.
Create and manage virtual networks and load balancers.
Manage Azure firewall solutions.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Understand Microsoft Azure networking concepts
02 - What you should know

1. Core Networking Concepts

03 - Understanding Azure networking components
04 - Introduction to the Azure management portal
05 - Introduction to Azure networking resources
06 - Using Copilot for Azure Virtual Networking

2. Manage Azure Virtual Networking for Existing Resources

07 - Manage virtual networking for a virtual machine
08 - Manage virtual networking for a storage account
09 - Manage virtual networking for a database
10 - Manage network security groups

3. Create and Configure New Azure Networking Resources

11 - Creating virtual networks
12 - Managing virtual networks
13 - Creating an Azure load balancer
14 - Creating public IP prefixes and addresses
15 - Create an Azure Firewall

4. Connecting Your On-Premises Network to Azure

16 - Creating Azure ExpressRoute
17 - Creating an Azure Private Link service
18 - Creating a virtual network gateway to support a VPN

Conclusion

19 - Learning more about Azure networking