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Private Endpoints and Private Link Flashcards

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  1. What is an Azure Private Endpoint?

    Answer: A network interface with a private IP that connects to an Azure service via Private Link

    A Private Endpoint is a NIC with a private IP from your VNet subnet, connected to an Azure service through the Private Link service.

  2. Which Azure service lets you expose your own application (running behind an Azure Standard Load Balancer) to other VNets using Private Link?

    Answer: Azure Private Link Service

    Azure Private Link Service allows you to publish your own application behind a Standard Load Balancer so consumers can connect via private endpoints in their VNets.

  3. When a Private Endpoint is created, what network policy must be disabled on the subnet to allow the private IP assignment?

    Answer: Private endpoint network policies (PrivateEndpointNetworkPolicies)

    The subnet property 'PrivateEndpointNetworkPolicies' must be set to Disabled to allow private endpoints to be deployed in that subnet.

  4. What connection approval model allows a Private Link consumer to connect without requiring explicit approval from the provider?

    Answer: Auto-approval

    Auto-approval is configured by the Private Link Service provider to automatically approve connection requests from specific subscriptions.

  5. Which statement is TRUE about network traffic flowing through a Private Endpoint?

    Answer: Traffic stays entirely within the Microsoft backbone and never crosses the public internet

    Private Endpoint traffic remains on the Microsoft global network, never crossing the public internet, providing a private and secure path to Azure services.

  6. Which Azure PaaS services natively support Private Endpoints? (Select the most comprehensive answer)

    Answer: A wide range including Storage, SQL, Key Vault, App Service, ACR, Event Hubs, and more

    Azure Private Endpoints are supported by a broad and growing list of Azure services including Storage, SQL, Key Vault, App Service, ACR, Event Hubs, Service Bus, and many others.