Azure Network Services Architecture

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In this lecture, I have discussed different building blocks of Microsoft Azure network related services such as virtual network, subnets, network security groups, load balancer, application gateway, traffic manager and network peering, site to site VPN etc. If you would like to learn more about the same, please subscribe to my course in Udemy by clicking on below and avail more than 90% discount.
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[@SourabhTiwariofficial]

Subscribed ! I hate it when channel like this have low subscribers. Gone through the network Architecture video and it really helped me to clear some of my doubts i had with some network component .Waiting for more videos on Azure Network.

[@1982sridhar]

Nicely explained about Azure network ...one of best video on Azure network on TH-cam

[@rudratrainings1865]

thank you.

[@madhureddy396]

super..

[@SiddharthSinghFiery69]

Machi you deserve a sub. Subscribed. Brief and crisp description of the Azure network services. Very handy.

[@madhuris7179]

Well explained.. crisp and clear... All your introduction to services videos are very good

[@lifechamp007]

This is just awesome - thank you so much for explaining so nicely and clearly !! Stay blessed

[@srigeetha3004]

Global virtual network peering is available to Connect virtual networks across Azure regions as well . No need of VPN connection

[@j-garcia-2004]

May God bless you. What a great training!!

[@Ajaykumar-nf8nt]

In one shot network in azure infra is got cleared :)

[@deep001007]

Superb and Amazing video ..very much useful

[@sags3112]

Good explanation

[@7lokesh]

Very nicely described. I have subscribed. Please keep posting good content.

[@pauljoneseyboy9615]

Great! So helpful many thanks!

[@BhaktiSadhana09]

Please explain the sequence of the networking components such as VM, NSG, VNET, Gateway subnet, etc for making azure traffic flow diagram

[@sonjoysengupto]

Awesome discourse, thanks much.

[@ateekain5739]

Hello, I want to create NOSQL database, one DB in singapore and one in US. Want to access both database as one without copying over. Just reference with possibility of CRUD operation. Data from singapore database shouldnt be moved out of singapore database. How should i do it ?

[@KikiNation1]

Good video, thanks

[@RamChanduAnnadi]

very nice, but why you havent posted videos on each networking topic as you have mentioned in this video. I have searched in your channel, can you give me the links if I am missing.

[@soumyarahul007]

Really nice explanation..!!

[@PremKumar-dw2jn]

Awesome

[@payasohisuka7326]

well explained.