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Microsoft Azure supports a variety of options for both internal and external networking. In this course, you will learn how to design a network implementation using the appropriate Azure services.

Some of the highlights include:

Configuring virtual networks to connect Azure resources to each other
Deploying public and private load balancers to distribute incoming traffic to a pool of backend VMs
Load balancing across multiple regions using Azure Traffic Manager
Connecting on-premises networks to Azure either directly using ExpressRoute or over the internet through a site-to-site or point-to-site VPN
Overriding system default routes to meet your own custom routing needs
Protecting your applications from attacks with a web application firewall
Using network security groups to create a demilitarized zone (DMZ)
Building hybrid applications that include both Azure and on-premises resources using Azure Relay
Copying on-premises data to Azure using Data Factory, the Self-hosted Integration Runtime, and the On-Premises Data Gateway
Learning Objectives
Design Azure virtual networks
Design external connectivity for Azure virtual networks
Design network security strategies for Azure
Design connectivity for hybrid Azure applications
Intended Audience
People who want to become Azure cloud architects
People preparing for a Microsoft Azure certification exam
Prerequisites
General knowledge of IT infrastructure and networking
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