Securing communication between you and the Azure services is a very important matter. That is why it might seem cool to connect to Azure via a VPN tunnel instead of the public internet. Therefore, you can connect to your Azure VMs as they exist in the local network whenever needed, if you do not prefer to do a Site-to-Site VPN connection and you only want specific clients to connect to Azure that way.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Azure Virtual Networks 101
- Delving into Azure Virtual Networks
- Introduction
- Understanding Azure VNet architecture
- Azure VNet service endpoints
- Azure services integration with virtual networks
- Virtual network peering
- Securing Azure VNet
- Automating the tasks
- Adding a service endpoint to an existing virtual network using PowerShell
- Adding a service endpoint to an existing virtual network using Azure CLI
- Creating virtual network peering using PowerShell
- Creating virtual network peering using Azure CLI
- Creating NSG using PowerShell
- Creating NSG using Azure CLI
- Associating NSG with a subnet using PowerShell
- Associating NSG with a subnet using Azure CLI
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Azure Network for VMs
- Introduction
- Azure VMs
- Creating and configuring Azure VMs
- Automating tasks
- Creating an Azure VM using Azure PowerShell
- Creating an Azure VM using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an inbound or outbound rule to an Azure VM using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an inbound or outbound rule to an Azure VM using Azure CLI 2.0
- Attaching an NIC to an Azure VM using Azure PowerShell
- Attaching an NIC to an Azure VM using Azure CLI 2.0
- Enabling IP forwarding using Azure PowerShell
- Enabling IP forwarding using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an additional IP address using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an additional IP address using Azure CLI 2.0
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Network Connectivity Scenarios in Azure
- Azure DNS
- Introduction
- Azure DNS
- Azure DNS zones and records
- Azure DNS delegation
- Azure reverse DNS zone
- Private Azure DNS zones
- Automating the tasks
- Creating an Azure DNS zone using PowerShell
- Creating an Azure DNS zone using Azure CLI 2.0
- Creating an Azure DNS record using PowerShell
- Creating an Azure DNS record using Azure CLI 2.0
- Configuring Azure DNS delegation using PowerShell
- Configuring Azure DNS delegation using Azure CLI 2.0
- Creating an Azure reverse DNS zone using PowerShell
- Creating an Azure reverse DNS zone using Azure CLI 2.0
- Creating a PTR record using PowerShell
- Creating a PTR record using Azure CLI 2.0
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Azure Load Balancers
- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- Introduction to Azure Load Balancer
- Azure Load Balancer flavors
- Hands-on with Azure Load Balancers
- Creating a public Azure Load Balancer
- Creating an internal Azure Load Balancer
- Configuring public load balancer frontend IPs
- Configuring internal load balancer frontend IPs
- Configuring the load balancer backend pools
- Configuring load balancer health probes
- Configuring load balancing rules
- Configuring inbound NAT rules
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Azure Traffic Manager
- Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- Introduction to Azure Traffic Manager
- Azure Traffic Manager endpoints
- Azure Traffic Manager routing methods
- Creating Traffic Manager profile
- Configuring Traffic Manager service endpoints
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with performance routing method
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with the geographic routing method
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with the priority routing method
- Configuring endpoints for Traffic Manager with the weighted routing method
- Azure Traffic Manager key points
- Automating the tasks
- Creating a Traffic Manager profile using Azure PowerShell
- Creating a Traffic Manager profile using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an Azure endpoint using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an Azure endpoint using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding an external endpoint using Azure PowerShell
- Adding an external endpoint using Azure CLI 2.0
- Adding a nested endpoint using Azure PowerShell
- Adding a nested endpoint using Azure CLI 2.0
- Summary
- Questions
- Further information
- Azure Application Gateway
- Introduction
- An introduction to Azure Application Gateway
- Creating an Azure Application Gateway
- Configuring Azure Application Gateway settings
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
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