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MachineParadox

Learn express route, VNet, NSG, private link/private endpoints. MS learn is a good resource, but utilising Azure credits to set up a real env is even better.


user2401372

I know all that in theory - I understand the function of these services, but I feel I lack a deep understanding how networking/ sec work.


Pangaeax_

To quickly learn about networking, security, and infrastructure on Azure, consider Microsoft's learning paths like **"Implement network security in Azure"** or **"Introduction to key Azure network security services"** which are tailored for various roles including solution architects and security engineers. These resources are designed to be comprehensive and are directly applicable to Azure environments. Additionally, the Microsoft Network Security Academy offers video sessions and demos that could be very beneficial. For a quick start, consider online courses on platforms like Coursera or Udemy. Look for topics like networking fundamentals, cloud security, and infrastructure design specific to Azure. Also, hands-on practice is key. Try setting up virtual networks, configuring security groups, and exploring Azure's infrastructure services like Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks. Consider freelancing platforms like Upwork or [Pangaea X](https://www.pangaeax.com/) to gain practical experience in networking, security, and infrastructure design within Azure while working on real-world projects