Summary
This chapter has looked at many different options and configurations for ensuring connectivity across Azure and hybrid scenarios. We examined how to use public and private DNS in Azure and how we can then control inbound and outbound access using a combination of NSGs, ASGs, and Azure Firewalls.
We have seen how user-defined routes can help us strictly manage traffic flow to support different requirements. Finally, we looked at how to use other Azure services such as Azure Load Balancer, Traffic Manager, Application Gateway, and Azure Front Door to spread traffic over services for better resilience and performance.
In the next chapter, we will look in detail at the different storage options available for use in Azure, including the types of storage, how we can secure our data on it, and what tools we can use to manage it.
