Azure Load Balancing Services. Step-by-Step guide

Azure Load Balancing Services. Step-by-Step guide, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 145 lectures, based on 99 reviews, and has 1285 subscribers.

You will learn about Explain the difference between Azure Load Balancing services and the right use case for each of them Hands-on experience on all Azure Load Balancing services Implement and configure all Azure Load Balancing services Best practices for Azure Load Balancing services This course is ideal for individuals who are Cloud Engineers or Cloud Architects or Software Engineers or Developers or Network Engineers or Network Architects or Security Engineers or Security Architects It is particularly useful for Cloud Engineers or Cloud Architects or Software Engineers or Developers or Network Engineers or Network Architects or Security Engineers or Security Architects.

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Summary

Title: Azure Load Balancing Services. Step-by-Step guide

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 145

Number of Published Lectures: 145

Number of Curriculum Items: 145

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 145

Original Price: A$29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Explain the difference between Azure Load Balancing services and the right use case for each of them

Hands-on experience on all Azure Load Balancing services

Implement and configure all Azure Load Balancing services

Best practices for Azure Load Balancing services

Who Should Attend

Cloud Engineers

Cloud Architects

Software Engineers

Developers

Network Engineers

Network Architects

Security Engineers

Security Architects

Target Audiences

Cloud Engineers

Cloud Architects

Software Engineers

Developers

Network Engineers

Network Architects

Security Engineers

Security Architects

Welcome to Azure Load Balancing ServicesCourse. This course will get you up to speed with all Azure Load Balancing Services (Azure Application Gateway, Azure Front Door, Azure Load Balancer, Azure Traffic Manager). You’ll learn the best practices to implement Azure Load Balancing services. We will dive deep into each of Azure Load Balancing services separately, so you could focus on a specific Load Balancing service to achieve your goals. In order to get you the best learning experience for Azure Load Balancing services, I’ve created this course to be 100% hands-onto make sure you can apply what you learnt in real life on Azure portal. You will get to learn how to choose the right load balancing servicebased on your goals, whether you want a load balancing service to support your global traffic, or regional traffic. And whether you need a load balancing service that supports HTTP trafficor non-HTTP traffic. We will cover every single feature for all Azure Load Balancing services, so by the end of this course, you will acquire the right knowledgethat would make you an expertin Azure Load Balancing services. So, you would know what is the right Load Balancing service to use, and how to configure it properly. Happy Learning!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Azure Application Gateway

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Azure Application Gateway?

Lecture 3: How Azure Application Gateway works?

Lecture 4: Important Note!

Lecture 5: === Application Gateway Routing ===

Lecture 6: Create an Azure Application Gateway

Lecture 7: Host Multiple Sites

Lecture 8: URL Routing / Path-based Routing

Lecture 9: Redirection

Lecture 10: Internal Load Balancer (ILB)

Lecture 11: Rewriting Sets

Lecture 12: Auto Scaling & Zone Redundancy

Lecture 13: === Application Gateway Security ===

Lecture 14: SSL Termination

Lecture 15: End-to-End SSL Encryption

Lecture 16: Mutual Authentication & SSL Policies

Lecture 17: === AKS ===

Lecture 18: Greenfield – Ingress Controller Add-on for AKS

Lecture 19: Brownfield – Ingress Controller Add-on for AKS

Lecture 20: Web Application Firewall (WAF)

Lecture 21: === Monitoring ===

Lecture 22: Diagnostic Settings

Lecture 23: Metrics

Lecture 24: Alerts

Lecture 25: Log Analytics

Lecture 26: Backend Health & Health Probe

Lecture 27: === Advanced ===

Lecture 28: High Traffic Support

Lecture 29: Pricing

Lecture 30: Cookie Affinity

Lecture 31: Connection Draining

Lecture 32: Custom Error Pages

Lecture 33: Web Sockets

Lecture 34: Tiers

Lecture 35: === Configuration ===

Lecture 36: Infrastructure

Lecture 37: Frontend IP

Lecture 38: Listeners

Lecture 39: Routing Rules

Lecture 40: HTTP Settings

Lecture 41: Backend Pools

Chapter 3: Azure Front Door

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Azure Front Door?

Lecture 3: Important Note!

Lecture 4: === Front Door Core ===

Lecture 5: Create An Azure Front Door

Lecture 6: Adding Custom Domains

Lecture 7: Setting up HTTPs on Custom Domains

Lecture 8: Root / Apex Domains

Lecture 9: HTTP to HTTPS Redirection

Lecture 10: URL Redirection

Lecture 11: Backends & Backend Pools

Lecture 12: Rules Engine & Security Headers

Lecture 13: Web Application Firewall (WAF)

Lecture 14: Caching

Lecture 15: === Rules Engine ===

Lecture 16: Rules Engine Architecture

Lecture 17: Rules Engine Conditions & Actions

Lecture 18: === Routing ===

Lecture 19: Routing Architecture

Lecture 20: Routing Rules Matching

Lecture 21: Routing Methods

Lecture 22: === Azure Front Door Standard / Premium Tiers ===

Lecture 23: Create an Azure Front Door Standard/Premium

Lecture 24: Feature Comparisons

Lecture 25: Pricing

Lecture 26: === Web Application Firewall (WAF) ===

Lecture 27: How WAF Works

Lecture 28: Create WAF Policy & Log Analytics

Lecture 29: WAF Managed Rules

Lecture 30: WAF Custom Rules

Lecture 31: WAF Settings

Lecture 32: === Monitoring ===

Lecture 33: Metrics

Lecture 34: Alerts

Lecture 35: Log Analytics Workspace

Lecture 36: Health Probe

Lecture 37: Clean Up!

Chapter 4: Azure Load Balancer

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Azure Load Balancer?

Lecture 3: Create a public Load Balancer

Lecture 4: Create an Internal Load Balancer

Lecture 5: Important Note!

Lecture 6: === Load Balancer Core ===

Lecture 7: Create a multiple VMs inbound NAT rule

Lecture 8: Load balance VMs within a specific availability zone

Lecture 9: Load balance VMs with multiple availability sets

Lecture 10: Create a cross-region Load Balancer

Lecture 11: Create a Gateway Load Balancer

Lecture 12: Integrate NAT gateway with a Load Balancer

Lecture 13: Using DDoS protection for Load Balancer

Lecture 14: === Load Balancer Components ===

Lecture 15: Basics & SKUs

Lecture 16: Frontend IP Configuration

Lecture 17: Backend Pools

Instructors

Hussein Awad | Azure | Ex-Amazon
Principal Engineer | Cloud Architect | 10xAWS Certifications

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