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Azure Network Engineer Associate

Azure

Duration
45 Hours

Course Description


       The Azure Network Engineer Associate certification validates expertise in planning, implementing, and managing Azure networking solutions. This includes hybrid networking, connectivity, routing, security, and private access to Azure services. Professionals in this role recommend, plan, implement, and manage these solutions for performance, resiliency, scale, and security, utilizing various Azure tools and methods. 

Course Outline For Azure Network Engineer Associate

1. Design and implement core networking infrastructure

  • Azure Virtual Networks: Understanding the fundamentals of Azure Virtual Networks, subnets, IP addressing, and network security groups (NSGs).
  • Name Resolution: Designing and implementing name resolution using Azure DNS, including public and private DNS zones.
  • VNet Connectivity and Routing: Designing and implementing VNet peering, virtual network routing, and Azure Virtual NAT. 

2. Design, implement, and manage hybrid networking

  • VPN Gateway: Designing and implementing Site-to-Site and Point-to-Site VPN connections.
  • Azure Virtual WAN: Designing and implementing Azure Virtual WAN architecture for large-scale branch connectivity.
  • Azure ExpressRoute: Designing and implementing private, high-speed connections to Azure services. 

3. Design and implement application delivery services

  • Azure Load Balancer: Understanding load balancing concepts and implementing Azure Load Balancer for non-HTTP(S) traffic.
  • Azure Application Gateway: Designing and implementing Application Gateway for load balancing HTTP(S) traffic.
  • Azure Front Door: Implementing Azure Front Door for global load balancing, security, and acceleration of web applications. 

4. Design and implement private access to Azure services

  • Azure Private Link: Designing and implementing private access to Azure services using Azure Private Link and private endpoints.
  • Service Endpoints: Understanding and implementing Service Endpoints for secure access to PaaS resources. 

5. Design and implement Azure network security services

  • Azure DDoS Protection: Deploying and configuring DDoS protection for virtual networks.
  • Network Security Groups (NSGs): Designing, implementing, and managing NSGs to control network access.
  • Azure Firewall and Firewall Manager: Designing and implementing Azure Firewall for centralized network security and management.
  • Web Application Firewall (WAF): Implementing WAF on Azure Application Gateway or Azure Front Door for web application security. 

6. Design and implement network monitoring

Azure Monitor and Network Watcher: Configuring and using Azure Monitor and Network Watcher to monitor network performance and troubleshoot issues.

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