Azure Load Balancing Services. Step-by-Step guide

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