Networking is the backbone of Azure infrastructure. This module covers how to design and manage virtual networks, control traffic with security groups, implement routing, connect multiple networks, and secure communications. Solid networking skills are essential for any Azure administrator.
Module 04 teaches you how to design and manage Azure networks. You'll learn to create and configure virtual networks, implement network security, design multi-network architectures, and connect on-premises networks to Azure securely.
This module covers fundamental networking concepts and advanced patterns like hub-spoke topology for enterprise-scale deployments.
Design and create virtual networks and subnets as the foundation for all Azure network infrastructure.
Read Concept →Implement network-level firewalls using NSGs to control inbound and outbound traffic to resources.
Read Concept →Understand IP routing, route tables, and how traffic flows between subnets and networks.
Read Concept →Connect multiple virtual networks together for seamless communication between networks.
Read Concept →Securely connect on-premises networks to Azure using VPN Gateway and ExpressRoute.
Read Concept →Design enterprise-scale network architectures using the hub-spoke pattern for centralized management.
Read Concept →Secure access to Azure services using private endpoints and service endpoints.
Read Concept →Implement advanced security patterns including Application Gateway, WAF, and DDoS protection.
Read Concept →Build your networking skills with practical labs that let you design, configure, and troubleshoot Azure networks.
Create and configure virtual networks, subnets, and IP addressing schemes.
Start Lab →Implement network security groups and application security groups to control traffic.
Start Lab →Connect multiple networks and securely link on-premises environments to Azure.
Start Lab →Distribute traffic across virtual machines using load balancers and application gateways.
Start Lab →Configure DNS, private DNS zones, and name resolution in Azure networks.
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