Hard to digest (Housing example + Last go through) ==>Made it clear completely Azure DNS =[Firewall (VNET+Subnet+App Gatway(L7 Load Balancer)+ NSG(Routing table+ Azure System Routes) + Application Gateway (L4 Load Balancer) ] Superb Learning for the day :)
thanks Abhishek for for sharing this wonderful content, we are lucky to have you explain in a way even a little child can understand. can't wait as u advance ahead. thank you sir
Abhishek, I am having 5 years of experience in Cloud environments, So far no one has explained the way you did. You have great pedagogical skills. Keep continuing the momentum. Soon you will reach 500K subscribers for sure in this year itself. Mark my words. Good bless you with lots of happiness and prosperous. Well done!!
Really man the way you explain the things in nutshell its amazing . You have hidden talent of teaching . The best thing about your playlist is tht u hv notes plus interview questions. Keep up the momentum .
Never I repeat Never anyone teach me in this way, like you did. Hats off to you man. Watching your all videos and gaining knowledge. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
00:02 Comparing Azure networking with a secure Housing Society 02:58 Implementing security measures in a housing society explained 08:38 Deploy multiple copies of critical applications in different availability zones for high availability 11:26 System routes and route tables in subnet networking 17:02 Azure networking involves using Azure firewall, load balancer, and app gateway for efficient traffic management. 19:26 Azure DNS allows organizations to assign domain names to IP addresses for web applications. 23:56 The difference between App Gateway and Azure Load Balancer 26:20 Load balancers perform routing on the L7 layer for web applications. 30:49 Virtual Network pairing allows secure communication between different virtual networks. 33:01 Azure networking includes VNet pairing and VPN Gateway for connecting virtual networks. 37:58 Azure networking includes load balancing, database setup, and billing concepts.
Hi Abhi, Awesome explanation! You’ve made Azure Networking so simple and easy to understand. This is by far the best video I’ve found on the topic. Your teaching skills are truly impressive. Thank you for sharing your knowledge😍
Could you please do a video on troubleshooting examples? For instance, how to handle P1 to P4 incidents and some tips on troubleshooting? It would be incredibly helpful. Thank you!
Hi Abhishek, at 33:55 you have explained VNET PEERING by giving examplw of Nuke sale and Nike billing so in order to communicate within these 2 different subnets again we use loadbalancer?
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Thanks very much. You are truly amazing. Please we are still waiting for a short video on the CI/CD pipeline for the 8 micro service application and two databases(The three tier application for an e-commence we deployed the other time)
Thanks for the video! You really skimmed over vpn gateway though so I hope you cover that in more detail in a later lesson. I think you also mentioned (unless I misheard you) you'd already talked about WAF but I've watched all the lessons so far and you haven't mentioned it.
Thank you, Abhishek. Your explanations make these concepts easy to understand👏 Just a quick question: when the application server (Business Logic App) sends a request to the database, how does it determine whether to send to the active database or passive database?
Hi Abi Thanks a lot for your support. I have also watched your Networking fundamentals videos recently. is L4 and L7 type of load balancers you have mentioned here is similar to L7 and L4 layers of OSI Model.
for example we are routing the traffic with load balancer to 2 instances , in aws we are sticky sessions for maintain user details( let say our data is stored in instance 1 and instance1 is failed due to some issues, now lb forward our request to instance2 then how do we get sticky sesssions(user data) in instance2)
Excellent Session, but one small doubt L4 is networking layer right? but you mentioned application load balancer. bit confused here can you explain this?
Hi Abhishek, I'm new to IT especially DevOps, As I'm From Mechanical Background, Luckily i found your Channel is gem because of Resource you Providing and People's gaining knowledge from your commitment. As i'm new to this Channel don't know where to start because of lot of playlist like AWS/DevOps/kubernet/Azure zero to hero Playlist, Anyone who have Knowledge where to start please suggest me which Playlist should i start, Provide to Roadmap for Abhisheck Playlist, Thank you
Great video 🎉🎉🎉Lets say i have a vm on which node is running with letsencrpt nginx and its connecting a db which hosted on supabase and i am calling my apis from my postman .... I am seeing to much network latency how to solve this problem???
Mind-blowing example with a Land & HS with Az-Network family . You are a gem brother . Can you please assist us where the Bastion Host fits in this example ? Is it exists or can be use in Real world ? Waiting for your valuable insights on this .😊😊
I always had trouble with networking, thank you for the simple analogy. Your series adheres to kiss principle, tried intellipaat course but they never said in this detail Watching your azure series like a Netflix drama series at 2x speed 😊
Abhishek - A question - This whole VNET is duplicated in more than one availability zone or just application instance is duplicated in another availability zone?
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Pardon my lack of understanding; Per my understanding - Azure availability zones are unique physical locations within an Azure region that are physically and logically separated data centers. So if I have a VNET in one availability zone (say Data Center -1), so for load balancing, just the application will be replicated in another availability zone (Data Center - 2, in the same region say). Pardon if I'm completely off.
While you explained it well Abhishek, I still found all of this going above my head. THat's perhaps due to the fact that I have been a developer (PL/SQL) all my life and all of these concepts are a bit foreign to me. Hopefully the demos will clear things for me. My target is only AZ-900 at the moment and then intend to jump into AZUre Data Factory.
Thanks 🙏, Please start from the basics. Start watching the videos from day 1. We also have networking playlist, DevOps zero to hero playlist. Demos might help but meanwhile pls learn the basics
@@AbhishekVeeramalla I have been watching from day 1. Only in this class I found the concepts that went over my head. This is another reason why I asked you (Day 0) as to how many videos are targeted or should we watch for AZ-900. Sadly you never answered (you just said go back and watch the Day 0 video - which i did 2 times). Wish you had answered that.
Thank you Abhishek. I just had one doubt, is this architecture for microservices where request goes to different instance based on web request(login/logout) as I am not familiar with microservices. I guess it will go to same instance if we are not using microservices based on session.Someone please clarify.
Thanks For Starting this... Love you Big Bro... I am working as a IT person in a startup and there I was told to learn about cloud. Few days back I completed my AZ-900 Exam, and now I am preparing for AZ-104. What are other things you would suggest me that I also starts learning. I want to be a DevOps engineer, Am I going to he right track. Your reply will really help me
Hi Abhishek Anna, I'm working for a startup company as front end developer, we have developed application on azure web app it's given a default URL, we also mapped cusom domain, we want to stop access for default URL, how to do that?
Hi Abhishek, good day. I'm asking this question out of the course. I'm creating Google project factory resources using terraform and azure pipeline. We were able to create all the resources for all the environments (dev, test, sandbox, prod) for each env has each branch In each env branch we are keeping azure pipeline to trigger and run whenever commit is happened. This is fine as of now, but client requirement is they need single azure pipeline for all the env branches. Can you please provide any info on this 🙏
Hi Abishek, Day 7 video not uploaded and in Day 6 video you explain theoretical lecture not shown any thing on Azure portal about the concept is it coming in next lecture or not?
Thanks!
Thank you so much for contributing to the channel 🎉🙏
Hard to digest (Housing example + Last go through) ==>Made it clear completely
Azure DNS =[Firewall (VNET+Subnet+App Gatway(L7 Load Balancer)+ NSG(Routing table+ Azure System Routes) + Application Gateway (L4 Load Balancer) ]
Superb Learning for the day :)
Welcome
Thanks!
thanks Abhishek for for sharing this wonderful content, we are lucky to have you explain in a way even a little child can understand. can't wait as u advance ahead. thank you sir
Thank you 🙏
OMG! This is a god level explanation and the way you attempt to explain once again, once again! Such an attitude is phenomenal. Rock on, Anna!
Glad you liked it!
The best cloud networking video on RUclips ❤
All those explanation in such detail is so awesome 👍.
Thankyou so much for such great content.
You're most welcome
Abhishek, I am having 5 years of experience in Cloud environments, So far no one has explained the way you did. You have great pedagogical skills. Keep continuing the momentum. Soon you will reach 500K subscribers for sure in this year itself. Mark my words. Good bless you with lots of happiness and prosperous. Well done!!
Thanks alot 🙏
Really man the way you explain the things in nutshell its amazing . You have hidden talent of teaching . The best thing about your playlist is tht u hv notes plus interview questions. Keep up the momentum .
Amen , indeed God bless mr. Abhishek , he's doing Great
Thanks, Abhishek for the detailed explanation.
Topics Covered!!
1. VNet
2. Firewall
3. DNS Name
4. Load Balancer
5. VNet Peering and VNet Gateway
6. VPN Gateway
Thank You!!
Never I repeat Never anyone teach me in this way, like you did. Hats off to you man. Watching your all videos and gaining knowledge. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
❤️
00:02 Comparing Azure networking with a secure Housing Society
02:58 Implementing security measures in a housing society explained
08:38 Deploy multiple copies of critical applications in different availability zones for high availability
11:26 System routes and route tables in subnet networking
17:02 Azure networking involves using Azure firewall, load balancer, and app gateway for efficient traffic management.
19:26 Azure DNS allows organizations to assign domain names to IP addresses for web applications.
23:56 The difference between App Gateway and Azure Load Balancer
26:20 Load balancers perform routing on the L7 layer for web applications.
30:49 Virtual Network pairing allows secure communication between different virtual networks.
33:01 Azure networking includes VNet pairing and VPN Gateway for connecting virtual networks.
37:58 Azure networking includes load balancing, database setup, and billing concepts.
Clearly the best explanation on Azure Virtual Networks. Great job, Abhishek
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I need to watch this once again. How beautifully you explained the concept bro. You are next level. Thank you very much.
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Great Explanation Abhishek Sir.... Waiting Sir....
I subscribed right after watching this video!! Very few people can simplify complex concepts the way you do. Well done!!!
Welcome aboard!
The way you explain everything is so clear. Thank you so much
Amazing bhaiya. The example you took was great. easy to understand. Thank you
My pleasure
Thankyou for making the things looks so simple to understand.
Keep Up the Good Work!!!
You are welcome!
Abhishek you will be blessed alot by God!! cause of providing these things free of cost with no string attached ... Great work!!
Fabulous explanation....best examples... thankyou so much !
Glad you liked it
Amazing explanation.. there are so many videos on this topic but none of the videos are easily understandable.
Handsdown to your teaching skills..
Thanks a ton
Hi Abhi,
Awesome explanation! You’ve made Azure Networking so simple and easy to understand. This is by far the best video I’ve found on the topic. Your teaching skills are truly impressive. Thank you for sharing your knowledge😍
Could you please do a video on troubleshooting examples? For instance, how to handle P1 to P4 incidents and some tips on troubleshooting? It would be incredibly helpful. Thank you!
You are most welcome
Thank you Abhishek !! , Great explanation and teaching skills 👏👏
My pleasure 😊
you are such a GREAT teacher! can't thank you enough !
You're very welcome!
Awesome explanation, all your videos are amazing.
Glad you think so!
Thank you for this video💕
Thank you making videos on cloud computing & devops. Please keep making such videos, your way of explanation is just outstanding..
its a good video feeling relief after watching this video thanks
❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful content 😊
My pleasure!
Thank You Sir Day 6 Completed
All the best
Day 6 completed , thank you❤
Great job!
5 year kid can learn. well explained. thank you, you teach from first principle 🥳
My pleasure 😊
Very useful abhishek thanku from Bidar...
My pleasure
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure!
Amazing Abhishek,, Great Explanation 🤝
Awesome Bro.Thank you So much👏👏👏
Welcome 😊
Thank you so much Anna for sharing worthy content ❤❤
It's my pleasure
Hi Abhishek, at 33:55 you have explained VNET PEERING by giving examplw of Nuke sale and Nike billing so in order to communicate within these 2 different subnets again we use loadbalancer?
Explanation is excellent. It could have been cherry on cake if hands on has done in azure portal in parallel with explanation.
Anna really handsoff anna ni work ki
Thanks
This is really awesome Abhishek 🎉🎉🎉🎉
🎉🎉
Thanks Abhishek an explicit explanation. You did not finally explain the WAF concept.
Will be explained in next videos
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Thanks very much. You are truly amazing. Please we are still waiting for a short video on the CI/CD pipeline for the 8 micro service application and two databases(The three tier application for an e-commence we deployed the other time)
My Big Brother, Thanks 🙏
Welcome
Amazing explanation !!
Glad you liked it!
Attendance 🎉
Thanks
Thanks for the video! You really skimmed over vpn gateway though so I hope you cover that in more detail in a later lesson.
I think you also mentioned (unless I misheard you) you'd already talked about WAF but I've watched all the lessons so far and you haven't mentioned it.
Thanks Guru ❤❤
This is so so good explanation ❤
Hi Abhishek, Your explanation was excellent! Could you also kindly elaborate on the Hub and Spokes model within Azure Networking?.
Thanks.Great effort.
being new to networking concepts, bit worried how to gain knowledge in this.
Thnks for this session it really helped to understand more easily.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for explaining in detail.
Great Explanation
Thank you, Abhishek. Your explanations make these concepts easy to understand👏
Just a quick question: when the application server (Business Logic App) sends a request to the database, how does it determine whether to send to the active database or passive database?
Very useful Abhishek thank you from Suryapet 🎉
My pleasure 😊
Hi Abi
Thanks a lot for your support.
I have also watched your Networking fundamentals videos recently. is L4 and L7 type of load balancers you have mentioned here is similar to L7 and L4 layers of OSI Model.
Yes
@@AbhishekVeeramalla love from TamilNadu, Thank You
In provided example can the instances inside the subnet be on virtual machines and/or clusters, any other services like database etc.?
for example we are routing the traffic with load balancer to 2 instances , in aws we are sticky sessions for maintain user details( let say our data is stored in instance 1 and instance1 is failed due to some issues, now lb forward our request to instance2 then how do we get sticky sesssions(user data) in instance2)
Excellent Session, but one small doubt L4 is networking layer right? but you mentioned application load balancer. bit confused here
can you explain this?
Hi Abhishek, I'm new to IT especially DevOps, As I'm From Mechanical Background, Luckily i found your Channel is gem because of Resource you Providing and People's gaining knowledge from your commitment. As i'm new to this Channel don't know where to start because of lot of playlist like AWS/DevOps/kubernet/Azure zero to hero Playlist, Anyone who have Knowledge where to start please suggest me which Playlist should i start, Provide to Roadmap for Abhisheck Playlist, Thank you
Watch my 2024 DevOps roadmap video
Done with Day 6.
Thanks AV.
Great explanation.....Just a small request, Can you please add notes in your Github azure repository?....Thank you for your efforts
Soon
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Thanks a lot
Abhishek what is the difference between Traffic manager profiles and application gateway?
We will get to that.
Completed day-6 without any doubts
Awesome!
Thanks abhishek....
Welcome
Is firewall and l4 azure load balancer also placed in subnet if so what is the subnet name?
Hi,
so at the 3rd level or database level don't we have any load balancer similar to the prior 2 levels ??
sir what about azure express route is it also used for to connect on premises with
azure vnet?
kindly answer
🙂
Awesome explanation ❤❤
Thanks
Masterpiece
Thanks 🙏
Is there a load balancer between each and every subnet like between backend and a db?
Great video 🎉🎉🎉Lets say i have a vm on which node is running with letsencrpt nginx and its connecting a db which hosted on supabase and i am calling my apis from my postman .... I am seeing to much network latency how to solve this problem???
This is really amazing
Welcome
Mind-blowing example with a Land & HS with Az-Network family . You are a gem brother . Can you please assist us where the Bastion Host fits in this example ? Is it exists or can be use in Real world ? Waiting for your valuable insights on this .😊😊
I always had trouble with networking, thank you for the simple analogy.
Your series adheres to kiss principle, tried intellipaat course but they never said in this detail
Watching your azure series like a Netflix drama series at 2x speed 😊
Excellent!
Abhishek - A question - This whole VNET is duplicated in more than one availability zone or just application instance is duplicated in another availability zone?
It is a virtual network not a physical one, so it is virtually spawn across the availability zones. There is no duplication.
@@AbhishekVeeramalla Pardon my lack of understanding; Per my understanding - Azure availability zones are unique physical locations within an Azure region that are physically and logically separated data centers. So if I have a VNET in one availability zone (say Data Center -1), so for load balancing, just the application will be replicated in another availability zone (Data Center - 2, in the same region say). Pardon if I'm completely off.
Super anna.❤
Thanks
While you explained it well Abhishek, I still found all of this going above my head. THat's perhaps due to the fact that I have been a developer (PL/SQL) all my life and all of these concepts are a bit foreign to me. Hopefully the demos will clear things for me. My target is only AZ-900 at the moment and then intend to jump into AZUre Data Factory.
Thanks 🙏, Please start from the basics. Start watching the videos from day 1.
We also have networking playlist, DevOps zero to hero playlist.
Demos might help but meanwhile pls learn the basics
@@AbhishekVeeramalla I have been watching from day 1. Only in this class I found the concepts that went over my head. This is another reason why I asked you (Day 0) as to how many videos are targeted or should we watch for AZ-900. Sadly you never answered (you just said go back and watch the Day 0 video - which i did 2 times). Wish you had answered that.
Hi Abhishek, when I create a vm public I'd not show, plz try to help resolve issue
I am with buddy till the end❤❤
Thanks
Very well explain abhishek sir, just want to ask day5 notes are still not available is it anything wrong with my side ?
They will be there soon
Devops engineer is also need to do admin work?
Thank you Abhishek. I just had one doubt, is this architecture for microservices where request goes to different instance based on web request(login/logout) as I am not familiar with microservices. I guess it will go to same instance if we are not using microservices based on session.Someone please clarify.
Hello
Day 6 material has not updated in github
What is sandbox In azure ? Can we login and practice in it ?
Nice Explanation
Thanks For Starting this... Love you Big Bro... I am working as a IT person in a startup and there I was told to learn about cloud. Few days back I completed my AZ-900 Exam, and now I am preparing for AZ-104. What are other things you would suggest me that I also starts learning. I want to be a DevOps engineer, Am I going to he right track. Your reply will really help me
My suggestion is don’t prepare for certifications. Do more handson and projects. Certifications will not get you jobs. This is my suggestion.
From where i can get projects@@AbhishekVeeramalla
@abhishek bro ...kindly create one video comparing AWS and AZURE networks ..which would be worthy
Hi Abhishek, can you please make video on ADO (Azure DevOps) and versioning and different environments like dev test and other different environment
Hi Abhishek Anna,
I'm working for a startup company as front end developer, we have developed application on azure web app it's given a default URL, we also mapped cusom domain, we want to stop access for default URL, how to do that?
Eagerly waiting 😊 #streak 6/25
Its out
Thank you
You're welcome
good explanation, what does WAF do?
sir, what is difference between firewall, NSG ?
Hi Abhishek, good day.
I'm asking this question out of the course.
I'm creating Google project factory resources using terraform and azure pipeline.
We were able to create all the resources for all the environments (dev, test, sandbox, prod) for each env has each branch
In each env branch we are keeping azure pipeline to trigger and run whenever commit is happened. This is fine as of now, but client requirement is they need single azure pipeline for all the env branches.
Can you please provide any info on this 🙏
Can u also explain gateways nat gateways concepts.. How to access with out internet and all
If we do telnet to a lb ip... Will it work?
Bro. Please make one session on azure AD basic to advance also
It’s confusing topic
It will be covered
my small doubts here !! how ASG works in VNET ?? I think its missing ..NSG is providing security in instance level but how ASG works here ??
Please watch the previous video. I have explained that
Hi Abishek, Day 7 video not uploaded and in Day 6 video you explain theoretical lecture not shown any thing on Azure portal about the concept is it coming in next lecture or not?
It is uploaded now. With hands on demo.
thanks@@AbhishekVeeramalla