We covered the basic features of Azure networking with virtual networks, IP address types, and NSGs. This basic knowledge of Azure networking will be the foundation for chapters to come.
It's also very important to understand ARM templates, as they will be very helpful once our infrastructure becomes more complex.
From here, we'll advance to Azure IaaS, which will use Azure networking as the backbone and the service that holds everything together. We'll see how to create advanced VM scenarios that will use Azure networking, private for communication between VMs and public for external access. We'll explain in more detail options for creating new Azure virtual machines, availability groups, and high-availability for IaaS in Azure.
