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In summary, again, this is just my own opinion,

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I think it would be great if Microsoft eventually gives us IP

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Address Management in Azure virtual networks.

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I mean, you know, having studied this AZ‑800 track thus far,

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that we can override most of Azure's built‑in

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software‑defined networking and take control of it.

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But we also, at the same time,

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have to remember that when we embrace Platform as a Service products,

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this nearly always involves some degree of trade‑off,

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and most of the time you're trading off administrative control over convenience,

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hyperscale, higher availability, SLAs, etc.

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Secondarily, third‑party solutions are great,

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but we have to recall that on the cert exams,

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this is a Microsoft cert exam,

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and so we're validating our expertise with the Microsoft technology stack,

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so we're not going to see references to third‑party solutions on AZ‑800.

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Okay, well, now we're teed up for success in the next module,

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which is entitled, Implement On‑Premises Network Connectivity.

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I look forward to seeing you then. Take care.