Microsoft Azure Training 11 – Azure Virtual Networks – Part 5 – Cross-premises connectivity concepts (Exam 70-533)
Script used to create the VM with a VIP (please modify the script to suit your environment. Use at your own risk): createvmwithvip.ps1
Often every cloud services provider, including Microsoft Azure, have the ultimate sales pitch of being highly scalable and elastic; unlimited resources come to mind. In every sense this happens to be true but with certain technological limitations. It is of course hard to say if such limitations are in place due to the actual limitations of the underlying technology or if they are set to make the provider’s manageability manageable. But these limitations are real and therefore it is advisable to be aware of such limitations in a production environment.
So if you are wondering what type of limits your subscription has then you can quick run the following PowerShell cmdlet to get some interesting information.
Get-AzureSubscription -ExtendedDetails
An example of an output of the above cmdlet from my subscription is below:
While the above cmdlet provides some exposure to the limits you have on your Subscription, Azure website has a very detailed article in its documentation regarding Azure Subscriptions and Service Limits, Quotas and Constraints that will give you a full picture of all limits your subscription may have.
This is the first part of the several parts of the Azure Virtual Networking session. In this session I go over what Azure Virtual Networks or VNETs are and how they are created. What is Hybrid cross- Demonstration is provided on how the VNETs are created with address space and subnets in mind. There is also a detailed demonstration of VNETs isolation and acessing services across VNET subnets.
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In this session I go over the basics of creating a VM in Microsoft Azure. This session consists of hands-on exercise of creating a VM with Quick create method and creating one from the Gallery with advanced options. I also go over looking up all information about the created VMs from the Azure Portal and PowerShell in this session. Furthermore the demo consists of connecting to the VMs by downloading the RDP files from Azure portal.
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In this session I go over the basics on Azure PowerShell. The session starts with installing the Azure PowerShell modules. Post installation, I go over both Certificate and Azure Account methods of connecting to the subscriptions from Azure PowerShell. Once connected, several exampled of Azure cmdlets are also provided. The session ends with describing how two modes of operations are available from Azure PowerShell.
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In this session I go hands-on to demonstrate the Azure Management Portal. I go through the current Management portal as well as the new shiny Preview Portal. The sessions ends with a quick demonstration of creating an Azure Website that is data driven and ready in matter of few minutes to show-off the true essence of the cloud. Please subscribe to the channel to stay updated about the training series. Also please comment on the training videos. Thank you!
In this session I go over what Azure accounts and subscriptions are. Further details are provided about various Admin roles in Microsoft Azure both at account and subscription level. This sessions ends with a demo of everything discussed in this session and singing up for a Trial Azure Subscription. Please subscribe to the channel to stay updated about the training. Also please comment on the training videos. Thank you!