Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Day 1

Name: Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Day 1
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Microsoft AZ-700

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Created byBasel ALSharif

Last updated 12/2023

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What you'll learn

Design and Implement Virtual Networks and VNET Peering (Default Peering and Global Peering)
Design and Implement Subnets
How Routing Works (not azure related but general routing concepts)
Design and Implement Routing and Route Tables - UDR
Design and Implement Network Security Groups - NSGs, and Service Tags
Design and Implement Application Security Groups - ASG
Design and Implement Azure Public IP Addressing
Design and Implement Azure NAT, NAT Gateway, Different SNAT scenarios
Configuring Internet Access with Different NAT Options
Design and Implement Azure Load Balancer

Course content

3 sections • 21 lectures • 7h 27m total length

Azure Virtual Networks31:10
Learn how azure virtual networks create a layer-3 address space with subnets, assign IP addresses to vm network adapters, and manage default gateways and public IPs for connectivity.
Virtual Network Peering - Part 114:12
Establish secure Azure virtual network peering between two virtual networks to enable bidirectional communication, manage traffic with default allow or block options, and verify connectivity through routing tables.
Virtual Network Peering - 217:29
Master Azure virtual network peering practices across regions, focusing on address space, non-transitive connections, and traffic rules, plus practical subnet sizing, IP allocation, and VM NICs constraints.
Network Security Group - NSG - Part 124:50
Learn how a network security group functions as a layer four firewall to control inbound and outbound VM traffic using source, destination, ports, and service tags.
Network Security Group - NSG - Part 225:49
Explore how network security groups in Azure manage inbound and outbound traffic with priority-based rules, default settings, and stateful evaluation, including applying NSGs at VM, network adapter, or subnet levels.
Application Security Group - ASG19:41
Learn to use application security groups to tag multiple virtual machines and apply them in NSG inbound rules, while understanding subnet versus NIC level scopes and same virtual network.

Reviewing Routing Foundations (Not Azure Related)12:39
Explore routing basics, showing how layer 3 devices use default gateways and routing tables to reach non-direct networks, how static routes and next-hop decisions enable network forwarding over point-to-point links.
Azure Routing14:12
Azure routing links virtual networks and subnets through routing tables; by default VMs have internet access via 0.0.0.0/0, and VNet peering enables cross‑VNet traffic with no extra config.
Azure Route Tables, UDR - Part 129:57
Learn Azure user defined routing by creating a route table, attaching it to a subnet, and routing traffic through a firewall. Explore longest subnet mask logic and remote desktop connectivity.
Azure Route Tables, UDR - Part 229:25
Master Azure route tables and user-defined routes to control traffic between subnets and virtual networks, configuring firewall policies and routing decisions for precise traffic flow.
IP Addressing and Source NAT - Part 133:14
Learn how private IP addresses enable internal networks and how source NAT uses a single public IP with translation tables and ports to reach internet servers.
SNAT Part 2 and DNAT12:21
Understand SNAT and DNAT concepts, port-based request differentiation, and port exhaustion; use public dmz and port mapping to publish internal servers with a single public IP.
Azure Public IP Addresses20:29
Explore Azure public IP addresses, including dynamic and static options, basic and standard tiers, regional and global routing, and how public IPs attach to VMs with source and destination NAT.
Azure NAT Gateway and other NAT Options - Part 122:38
Explore how server-initiated traffic from Azure VMs uses public IPs, and how NAT gateway and public IP pools determine outbound traffic, inbound traffic, and routing behavior.
Azure NAT Gateway and other NAT Options - Part 24:33
Route outbound traffic via Azure NAT gateway using a standard public IP, noting basic IPs are unsupported; inbound traffic uses the VM's own public IP, with region constraints.

Azure Load Balancer - Basic - Part 125:05
Learn how Azure load balancer achieves high availability and scalability by using a front-end IP, a back-end pool of VMs, health probes on port 80, and load balancing rules.
Azure Load Balancer - Basic - Part 222:00
Explore how the Azure basic load balancer routes client requests to backend VMs, translating front-end port 80 to backend 8888, with health probes and availability set considerations.
Azure Load Balancer - Inbound NAT Rules14:15
Explore inbound NAT rules on an Azure load balancer that map a front-end public IP and port to private VMs, enabling multiple apps on one IP while noting outbound usage.
Azure Load Balancer - Standard - Part 125:08
Compare basic and standard Azure load balancers and set up front end public IPs and backend pools. Explore implicit outbound behavior, NAT gateway, and direct VM public IPs.
Azure Load Balancer - Standard - Part 231:33
Learn how the standard Azure load balancer uses outbound rules to give internet access to pool VMs via frontend IPs, port allocation, and NAT gateway options, including IP prefixes.
Azure Load Balancer - Session Persistence17:05
Explore how the Azure load balancer uses default round robin and how session persistence, based on client IP and optional source port, creates stickiness across pool members.

Requirements

AZ-900 or at least hands on experience dealing with Azure VMs, knowledge about Availability Zones, Regions

Description

Are you a network engineer and would like to embrace the cloud ?

Are you Cloud Solution Architect and would like to have deep dive about Azure Networking Technologies ?

If yes, this course will definitely help you achieve it

Coming from networking background helped me a lot understanding the details of the details of cloud networking, so I decided to put what I learned in this course and make it available for learners

This course will take you from the foundational topics of cloud network and expand on other topics, where required I have included a review about the technology itself before explaining how it works on Azure (such as routing and NAT)

Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Part-1 Presents the First Part of a comprehensive Course around AZ-700 Topics

The following AZ-700 topics will be covered

Part 1
- Design and Implement Virtual Networks and VNET Peering (Default Peering and Global Peering)
- Design and Implement Subnets
- How Routing Works (not azure related but general routing concepts)
- Design and Implement Routing and Route Tables (UDR)
- Design and Implement Network Security Groups - NSGs, and Service Tags
- Design and Implement Application Security Groups - ASG
- Design and Implement Azure Public IP Addressing
- Design and Implement Azure NAT, NAT Gateway, Different SNAT scenarios
- Configuring Internet Access with Different NAT Options
- Design and Implement Azure Load Balancer

Who this course is for:

Network Engineers
Cloud Learners
Cloud Architects
Cloud Network Learners
AZ-700

Designing and Implementing Microsoft Azure Networking Day 1

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Azure Network Basics, Virtual Networks, Subnets, NSGs, ASGs6 lectures • 2hr 13min

Azure Routing, UDR, Route Table, IP Addressing, NAT9 lectures • 2hr 59min

Azure Load Balancer6 lectures • 2hr 15min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: