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Microsoft Azure: Networking Concepts (2021)

With David Elfassy Liked by 846 users
Duration: 1h 12m Skill level: Intermediate Released: 5/14/2021

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A majority of Fortune 500 companies rely on Microsoft Azure for scalable, dependable cloud services. But 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. Plus, find out how to create and manage Azure Firewall solutions to protect all your virtual resources.

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    Andy Williams

    Cloud Architect at Kohler Co.

    3/5 July 2, 2024
    Too many explanations that were dependent on resources created in previous steps where he didn't actually create the resource, which led to vague talking about how things "would" work. Not actually showing how they "do" work.
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    Xiangwen(Shawn) Wang

    Senior Network Security Engineer at UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON MEDICINE

    2/5 March 19, 2024
    It basically a subject walk through. with limited explain. expecting a high level explain then dive to detail. even detail is not clear.
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    Senior Systems Administrator

    1/5 February 12, 2024
    There is no example which can be implemented. Some information is provided without actual resources because author don't have them.
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