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Update firewall exercise with additional security details
Clarified requirements for centralized network security and added details about Azure Firewall's role and capabilities.
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## Scenario
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Your organization requires centralized network security for the application virtual network. As the application usage increases, more granular application-level filtering and advanced threat protection are needed. Also, the application needs continuous updates from Azure Pipelines. You identify these requirements.
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Your organization requires centralized network security for the application virtual network. As the application usage increases, more granular application-level filtering and advanced threat protection are needed. All subnet traffic is routed through the firewall.Also, the application needs continuous updates from Azure Pipelines. You identify these requirements.
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+ Azure Firewall is required for security in the app-vnet.
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+ A firewall policy should be configured to help manage access to the application.
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+ A firewall policy **application rule** is required. This rule allows the application access to Azure DevOps so the application code can be updated.
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+ A firewall policy **network rule** is required. This rule allows DNS resolution.
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This lab uses the Standard SKU, which supports both network and application rule collections. Azure Firewall has three SKUs: Basic (for SMB environments, alert-mode threat intelligence only), Standard (enterprise-grade with application rules), and Premium (advanced threat protection).
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This lab uses the Standard SKU, which supports both network and application rule collections. Azure Firewall has three SKUs: Basic (for SMB environments, alert-mode threat intelligence only), Standard (enterprise-grade with application rules), and Premium (advanced threat protection). Azure Firewall inspects both north-south (external) and east-west (internal lateral) traffic between workloads.
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## Skilling Tasks
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+ Create an Azure Firewall.

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