Summary

That’s all for Chapter 3! We discussed lots of different things, including fundamental topics when planning and structuring networks and resizing, deploying, and securing them using native services. Those topics will enhance your skills when working with networking in Azure and simplify learning more advanced concepts. After this chapter, you should be able to build your own networks, secure them using NSGs, and integrate them using peerings. You also learned some basics of routing and using endpoints in Azure for improved security when using managed Azure resources. You’ll improve your knowledge in the next chapters when we leverage concepts from this chapter into real-world scenarios.

In Chapter 4, you’ll learn about Azure Load Balancer, which is an important component of many Azure architectures, as it allows for distributing traffic between multiple VMs and services. This will also enable us to talk about scale sets and availability sets used for...