Hello, and welcome to Pluralsight.
This module is entitled Implement Hybrid Network Connectivity.
My name is Tim Warner.
I've divided our learning goals for this lesson into two parts.
First, we have hybrid cloud app publishing.
This gives us some opportunity to compare and contrast the Windows
Server Web Application Proxy with Microsoft Azure's Azure AD
Application Proxy to make on‑premises applications accessible over
the internet in a secure way.
Underlying the Azure AD Application Proxy is the Azure Relay.
That's another objective.
The other half of this lesson deals with hybrid
cloud network infrastructure proper,
specifically differentiating the site‑to‑site virtual private network,
or VPN, and the Azure Virtual WAN.
Let's begin.
We're wrapping up the course,
Implement and Manage On‑premises and Hybrid Networking Infrastructure.
The first module in the course dealt with hybrid name resolution.
Then we covered IP addressing, on‑premises network connectivity,
and then lastly, hybrid network connectivity.
So, in total, four modules in this course.
And the course supplements are Windows Server Hybrid
Administrator Associate learning path.
Specifically, we're covering exam AZ‑800 in this course, in part.
That's the Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure exam.
You also need to do and pass AZ‑801,
Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services,
in order to earn your Microsoft Certified Windows Server
Hybrid Administrator Associate badge.
If you haven't already seen my introductory courses for AZ‑800 and AZ‑801,
please do be sure to watch those if you are a certification candidate. If you're not a certification candidate, then let's just continue anyway.