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Empower Your Career with Advanced Azure Expertise. Master Azure's advanced networking principles, configuring virtual networks, implementing security measures, and optimizing performance for a seamless cloud infrastructure experience
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A fundamental understanding of cloud computing concepts provides a context for the deployment and management of resources in Azure
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A fundamental understanding of cloud computing concepts provides a context for the deployment and management of resources in Azure
Understanding Azure networking principles, virtual networks, subnets, IP addressing, and network security groups
Design, implementation, and securing of robust network architectures using Azure's network services
Understanding of Network Performance Monitor, implementation of Azure Accelerated Networking, and performance optimization
Exploration of Azure network security and governance, covering RBAC application, Firewall Manager, and Azure Policy
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Course Overview:
Embark on a comprehensive journey to prepare for the Microsoft Certified Azure Network Engineer Associate Exam AZ-700 with our specialized program. This four-course series covers fundamental to advanced concepts, empowering learners with the skills and knowledge required for roles such as Azure Network Engineer, Cloud Solutions Architect, and Cloud Operations Engineer.
Learning Objectives:
Understand Azure networking principles, virtual networks, subnets, and IP addressing.
Gain practical skills in configuring and managing Azure virtual networks, ensuring connectivity, and implementing robust security measures.
Explore secure network design principles, Azure Bastion, and Azure Private Link integration.
Understand Network Performance Monitor, implement Azure Accelerated Networking, and optimize performance.
Explore Azure network security and governance, covering the RBAC application, Firewall Manager, and Azure Policy.
Target Audience:
Aspiring Azure Network Engineers
Cloud Solutions Architects
Cloud Operations Engineers
IT Professionals preparing for Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate Exam AZ-700
Learners Prerequisites:
Familiarity with basic networking concepts
A fundamental understanding of cloud computing
Basic knowledge of Microsoft Azure fundamentals
Course Duration:
This course is designed to be completed within 14 weeks, with 22+ hours of instructional content.
Applied Learning Project
Learners will tackle real-world challenges. From configuring virtual networks to implementing security measures, these projects provide practical experience, reinforcing your expertise and preparing you for success in the dynamic field of Azure networking.
Upon completion of this course, learners will gain:
Develop a solid foundation in Azure networking principles, covering virtual networks, subnets, IP addressing, and network security groups.
Gain hands-on experience in configuring and managing Azure virtual networks, ensuring connectivity, and implementing robust security measures.
Master advanced Azure network services, including creating and managing virtual hubs, implementing ExpressRoute circuits, and configuring Azure DNS.
Showcase expertise in deploying diverse Azure resources using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates for efficient resource management.
Acquire essential skills in diagnosing and optimizing Azure networks, resolving connectivity, DNS, & latency issues.
The "Azure Networking Fundamentals" course is the foundational step in a comprehensive certificate program to prepare learners for various entry-level roles in cloud networking. This course offers a holistic overview of key concepts and skills essential for functions such as Azure Network Engineer, Cloud Solutions Architect, and Cloud Operations Engineer.
Upon completing the course, you will understand Azure networking principles, covering virtual networks, subnets, IP addressing, and network security groups. Practical skills in configuring and managing Azure virtual networks, establishing connectivity between virtual and on-premises networks, and implementing robust network security measures will be ingrained. The course goes beyond theoretical knowledge by providing hands-on experience monitoring and troubleshooting Azure network resources using tools like Azure Network Watcher. Additionally, you will gain expertise in designing scalable and resilient Azure network architectures, incorporating high availability, redundancy, and disaster recovery strategies. This course offers a comprehensive curriculum that blends theoretical understanding with practical application. It empowers you with the knowledge and skills required to build, secure, monitor, and troubleshoot Azure networks, setting a solid foundation for subsequent roles in cloud networking. By the end of the course, you will have a well-rounded skill set encompassing the foundational and practical aspects of Azure networking, preparing them for roles such as Azure Network Engineer, Cloud Solutions Architect, Cloud Operations Engineer, and more.
Welcome to "Azure Network Services," a comprehensive course designed to empower learners with the skills and knowledge to effectively leverage Microsoft Azure's robust network offerings. Throughout this course, you will delve into four key modules, each focusing on critical aspects of Azure's network services.
In the "Azure Virtual WAN" module, learners will gain proficiency in creating and managing virtual hubs, implementing site-to-site connectivity, and establishing point-to-site connections. This foundational knowledge ensures you can architect robust and scalable network solutions. The "Azure ExpressRoute" module provides insights into establishing ExpressRoute circuits, implementing peering, and mastering troubleshooting and monitoring techniques. This module deeply delves into one of Azure's premier connectivity solutions. The "Azure DNS" module covers the intricacies of Azure DNS, from basic concepts to advanced configurations. You will learn to manage DNS zones and records, ensure efficient DNS resolution within Azure Virtual Networks, and configure Azure DNS Private Zones. The final module, "Azure Network Security Best Practices," focuses on secure network design principles. You will explore the implementation of Azure Bastion, network hardening techniques, and the integration of Azure Private Link for enhanced security. By the end of this course, you will possess a comprehensive skill set in Azure network services, enabling them to design, implement, and secure robust network architectures. Whether a beginner or an experienced professional, this course offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills to propel your Azure networking expertise to new heights. Embark on this learning journey and unlock the full potential of Azure's network services.
Embark on a comprehensive journey with our Azure Automation and Optimization course.
Module 1, "Azure Resource Management Mastery," delves into the fundamentals of Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates, gaining expertise in deploying diverse Azure resources. Progress to Module 2, "Advanced Networking and Monitoring," where you'll showcase proficiency in creating Virtual Hubs, configuring connectivity, and mastering Azure Monitor. Finally, in Module 3, "Network Performance Monitoring and Optimization," gain a profound understanding of Network Performance Monitor, implement Azure Accelerated Networking, and optimize network performance with QoS and traffic shaping. Prerequisites for the Azure Automation and Optimization Course: 1. Basic Azure Knowledge. 2. Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Fundamentals. 3. Networking Basics. 4. Monitoring Concepts. After completing this course, You can apply for Job roles of Azure Cloud Engineer, Azure Solutions Architect, Cloud Network Engineer, Cloud Solutions Analyst, and more. By completing these modules, you will equip yourself to confidently deploy and manage sophisticated Azure network architectures, making the most out of automation and optimization features provided by Azure. Welcome to Azure Automation and Optimization!
Embark on an Azure Network Troubleshooting and Governance course, mastering essential skills to navigate challenges across four key modules.
In the first module, diagnose and optimize Azure networks, resolving connectivity, DNS, and latency issues while mastering ExpressRoute troubleshooting. The second module delves into Azure network security and governance, covering RBAC application, Firewall Manager implementation, and Azure Policy for robust compliance. The third module focuses on migration and hybrid connectivity, equipping you with expertise in Azure migration strategies, VPN Gateway implementation, and troubleshooting hybrid scenarios. The final module empowers you to design scalable, resilient Azure networks with proficiency in capacity planning and security considerations. Become a versatile Azure networking expert.
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The entire specialization is about 22+ hours, so it would take 4 months to complete this.
Basic networking and cloud computing understanding, familiarity with Microsoft Azure fundamentals, IT infrastructure awareness, and knowledge of operating systems. Scripting and automation familiarity are beneficial. Suitable for IT professionals and beginners.
Yes, it is recommended that you start with the Azure Networking Fundamentals course, then move on to the Azure Network Services course, then to the Azure Automation and Optimization in Azure course and finally complete Azure Network Troubleshooting and Governance course.
Upon completing the Microsoft Certified Azure Network Engineer Associate Exam AZ-700 Preparation Specialization, you'll configure Azure networks, implement advanced services, automate resources, optimize performance, troubleshoot, ensure security, design resilient networks, and prepare for certification.
This course is completely online, so there’s no need to show up to a classroom in person. You can access your lectures, readings and assignments anytime and anywhere via the web or your mobile device.
If you subscribed, you get a 7-day free trial during which you can cancel at no penalty. After that, we don’t give refunds, but you can cancel your subscription at any time. See our full refund policy.
Yes! To get started, click the course card that interests you and enroll. You can enroll and complete the course to earn a shareable certificate, or you can audit it to view the course materials for free. When you subscribe to a course that is part of a Specialization, you’re automatically subscribed to the full Specialization. Visit your learner dashboard to track your progress.
Yes. In select learning programs, you can apply for financial aid or a scholarship if you can’t afford the enrollment fee. If fin aid or scholarship is available for your learning program selection, you’ll find a link to apply on the description page.
When you enroll in the course, you get access to all of the courses in the Specialization, and you earn a certificate when you complete the work. If you only want to read and view the course content, you can audit the course for free. If you cannot afford the fee, you can apply for financial aid.
This Specialization doesn't carry university credit, but some universities may choose to accept Specialization Certificates for credit. Check with your institution to learn more.
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