Join Scott Duffy for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Azure for Architects: Design a Networking Strategy.
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Author
Scott Duffy
Released
10/24/2019- Azure network basics
- Network fundamentals
- Virtual networks and subnets
- Network peering
- VPN gateway
- Virtual private networks
- Load balancing and Application Gateway
- Azure Traffic Manager
- Azure Front Door
- Virtual network service endpoints
- Virtual network traffic routing
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 39s
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1. Azure Networking Basics
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What is networking?6m 6s
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Azure networking protection2m 18s
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Azure networking delivery1m 27s
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Azure networking monitoring1m 45s
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Networking fundamentals2m 45s
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The OSI model5m 54s
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Azure networking pricing4m 34s
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2. Networking Options
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Virtual networks3m 18s
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Subnets4m 49s
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Virtual private networks6m 52s
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Load balancing4m 18s
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Azure Application Gateway2m 27s
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Azure Traffic Manager2m 46s
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Azure Front Door2m 15s
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Content delivery networks3m 49s
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Virtual appliances1m 19s
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Azure DNS1m 58s
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3. Security
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Network security groups4m 27s
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4. Networking Strategy
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Networking strategy6m 7s
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5. Management Tools
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Conclusion
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Next steps35s
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