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Youtube :   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MorG47BTttU            1. Step : Create a Resource Group : The resource group : Site2Site-VPN , you need to make sure to which region you want to connect the on-Premise via the VPN connection.  2. Step 2 : Creation of VNet:  We still have one subnet to add which is the Gateway subnet that we are going to use apart from the "Default" subnect that we created while creating the VNet. -- Question to ask : While creating the subnet how may IP Addresses are you expecting to have for this subnet. 3. Step 3 : Create Local Network Gateway Local IP address that you have in your internet router. if you do not remember . " www.whatsmyip.org " Step 4: Creation of the Public IP Address: Step : 5 Virtual Network Gateway Step 6 : Create Connection Step 7 : Create a Virtual Machine Step 8 : Configure RRAS on local windows Serv  -- Routing Remote Access Service  Lets move on to the on-premises environment...

This will give you the basics that you need to understand : Core Fundamentals in Azure Network                     If you are someone who architects networks you will come across the concept  --Hub and Spoke Model : Here is where we keep a lot of management service , all services that we use to connect back to other networks . This could be your on-premises network or perhaps VPNS into another Azure network in other regions if needed.  Yes, in the context of networking architectures, a "hub" virtual network typically refers to a central or primary virtual network within Azure that serves as a centralized point for connecting other virtual networks, often referred to as "spoke" networks. The hub virtual network acts as a central point of connectivity and can provide various services such as routing, network security, and connectivity to on-premises networks or other cloud environments. There are things like Global peer an...

 Create Logic App : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLLp66apzLo It is a service that microsoft created that allows you to schedule , Automate and Orchestrate tasks.  May be you are scheduling an ETL , sending an email, integrating a share point   WHAT IS LOGIC APP -- In the context of Microsoft Azure Logic Apps, "orchestrate" refers to the ability to design, automate, and coordinate workflows that integrate with various services and systems. Azure Logic Apps is a cloud service that allows you to create and run workflows that can connect and automate tasks across different applications and services, both in the cloud and on-premises. When you orchestrate workflows in Azure Logic Apps, you are essentially defining a series of steps and actions that need to be executed in a specific order to achieve a particular business process or integration scenario. These workflows can involve actions like sending emails, updating databases, calling APIs, and more. The orchestration...

 Azure Integration Services - Architect (Messaging + DevOps + Monitoring) - offshore Experience - 9-12 years Experienced and well aversed with configuration of Azure Integration Services from ground up Practical knowledge in usage of Azure Portal Must have - Experience in setting up, configuration and management of Azure Service Bus and Azure Event Hubs Must have - Experience in setting up, configuration and management of Azure Monitor (+Insights) Must have - Experience in setting up, configuration and management of Azure DevOps (+Repos) Expert in setting up environments from scratch for above Azure products Should have extensive knowledge in Pub/Sub (Asynchronous) model Should have extensive knowledge in setting up Dashboards in Azure Monitoring Should have extensive knowledge in setting up CICD Pipelines using Azure production Should be able to handle and manage large teams Should be able to work independently Should be able to drive calls with customer

 Azure Integration Services encompasses a set of cloud-based tools and services designed to facilitate application and data integration scenarios within the Azure cloud environment. Keep in mind that there may have been updates or changes to these services since then. As of my last update, some key components and services under Azure Integration Services include: Azure Logic Apps: Logic Apps are used to automate workflows and integrate systems, services, and applications. They provide a visual designer for creating workflows using a variety of pre-built connectors for popular services. Azure API Management: API Management allows you to create, publish, and manage APIs in a secure and scalable manner. It includes features such as rate limiting, authentication, and analytics for monitoring API usage. Azure Service Bus: Service Bus is a messaging service that enables communication between applications and services. It supports both message queues and publish/subscribe messaging patter...