AZ-1002 Configure secure access to your workloads using networking with Azure Virtual Network (UT-Azure-AZ-1002)

Course Description

In this learning path, you practice configuring secure access to workloads using Azure networking.

Course Outline

1 - Configure virtual networks

• Plan virtual networks

• Create subnets

• Create virtual networks

• Plan IP addressing

• Create public IP addressing

• Associate public IP addresses

• Allocate or assign private IP addresses

• Interactive lab simulation

2 - Configure Azure Virtual Network peering

• Determine Azure Virtual Network peering uses

• Determine gateway transit and connectivity

• Create virtual network peering

• Extend peering with user-defined routes and service chaining

• Interactive lab simulation

3 - Manage and control traffic flow in your Azure deployment with routes

• Identify routing capabilities of an Azure virtual network

• Exercise - Create custom routes

• What is an NVA?

4 - Host your domain on Azure DNS

• What is Azure DNS?

• Configure Azure DNS to host your domain

• Dynamically resolve resource name by using alias record

5 - Configure network security groups

• Implement network security groups

• Determine network security group rules

• Determine network security group effective rules

• Create network security group rules

• Implement application security groups

• Interactive lab simulation

6 - Introduction to Azure Firewall

• What is Azure Firewall?

• How Azure Firewall works

• When to use Azure Firewall

• When to use Azure Firewall Premium

7 - Guided Project - Configure secure access to workloads with Azure virtual networking services

Course Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for this course.

Course Information

Length: 1 day

Format: Lecture and Lab

Delivery Method: n/a

Max. Capacity: 16