Overview
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- Module 1: Learn about the virtual private network (VPN) gateway options in Azure and typical scenarios for using a VPN. Create and test VPNs to securely connect sites to Azure.
- Learn the features and use cases of VPN gateways
- Learn the requirements for provisioning VPN gateways
- Provision site-to-site VPN gateways
- Module 2: Connect your on-premises systems and users to Azure and Office 365 by using ExpressRoute for private, dedicated, and guaranteed throughput connectivity.
- Describe the features and capabilities of ExpressRoute
- Describe the use cases for using ExpressRoute to integrate traditional networks with Azure
- Module 3: Find out how Azure network security groups and service endpoints help you secure your virtual machines and Azure services from unauthorized network access.
- Identify the capabilities and features of network security groups.
- Identify the capabilities and features of virtual network service endpoints.
- Use network security groups to restrict network connectivity.
- Use virtual network service endpoints to control network traffic to and from Azure services.
- Module 4: Use virtual network peering to enable communication across virtual networks in a way that's secure and minimally complex.
- Identify use cases for virtual network peering.
- Identify the features and limitations of virtual network peering.
- Configure peering connections between virtual networks.
- Module 5: Discover how Azure Traffic Manager provides DNS load balancing for your application to improve the performance and availability of your application.
- Learn how to use Traffic Manager to dynamically distribute network traffic
- Set up Traffic Manager for automatic failover to a secondary region
- Set up Traffic Manager to redirect client requests to the nearest endpoint
- Module 6: In this module, you will learn how to use Azure Load Balancer to distribute traffic between multiple virtual servers or services.
- Identify the features and capabilities of Azure Load Balancer
- Deploy and configure an Azure load balancer
- Module 7: Improve application resilience by distributing load across multiple servers and use path-based routing to direct web traffic.
- Identify the load balancing capabilities of Application Gateway
- Create an Application Gateway and configure load balancing
- Configure an Application Gateway to use URL path-based routing
- Module 8: Learn how to control Azure virtual network traffic by implementing custom routes.
- Identify the routing capabilities of an Azure virtual network
- Configure routing within a virtual network
- Deploy a basic network virtual appliance
- Configure routing to send traffic through a network virtual appliance
- Module 9: In this module, you will learn how to plan and implement an IP addressing scheme for virtual networks and virtual machines in Azure.
- Identify the private IP addressing capabilities of Azure virtual networks.
- Identify the public IP addressing capabilities of Azure.
- Identify the requirements for IP addressing when integrating with on-premises networks.
- Module 10: You have a traditional on-premises infrastructure that you need to connect to resources in Azure. In this module, you learn how to select a connectivity method for your use cases that balances functionality, cost, and security.
- Identify various methods for integrating on-premises networks with Azure.
- Identify the features and limitations of each method of network integration.
- Select the appropriate hybrid network solution for specified use cases.
- Module 11: Design a network architecture in Azure that allows for growth and flexibility, secure isolation of critical resources, low administrative overhead, and communication with on-premises network resources.
- Identify the requirements and components for a hub and spoke network in Azure
- Identify the components and limitations for connectivity to on-premises networks
- Identify methods to secure connectivity in a hub and spoke network
- Module 12: Learn how to investigate and diagnose problems in your Azure virtual networks by using Network Watcher and other tools.
- Identify the tools available to manage and troubleshoot network connectivity in Azure
- Select the proper tool to manage and troubleshoot network connectivity for various use cases
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