Summary
Chapter 15 was a short introduction to Network Watcher, which is a useful service for everyone working with networks in Azure. We explained the features it offers and looked at its most interesting capabilities (namely, verifying flows, checking next hops, and visualizing the topology of your networks). I strongly recommend playing around with the service a bit to properly understand everything it offers.
The topics covered in this chapter will help you when you’re tasked with debugging or validating network connections in Azure. Not everything can be checked using Network Watcher (it’s still a managed service), but it does come in handy when checking resources such as network security groups or troubleshooting VPN connections.
This was the last chapter of this book. Throughout all of the chapters, we covered lots of different topics, starting with an introduction to Azure, its structure, and its main APIs. We learned how to provision resources using the...
