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• 1.01 Course Introduction

• 1.02 What Will You Learn

• 2.01 Introduction

• 2.02 Azure Administrative Tools

• 2.03 Demo: Creating a Microsoft Azure Account

• 2.04 Demo: Working With Azure Powershell

• 2.05 Demo: Working With Azure CLI

• 2.06 Azure Tags

• 2.07 Managing Subscriptions and Implementing Cost Management

• 2.08 Resource Manager and Resource Groups

• 2.09 Managing Resources

• 2.10 ARM Template

• 2.11 Demo: Quickstart Templates

• 2.12 Cost Saving

• 2.13 Management Group Creation and Introduction to Azure Policy

• 2.14 Overview of Implementing Azure Policy

• 2.15 Implementing Azure Policy and Azure Policy definitions

• 2.16 Demo: Implementing an Azure policy

• 2.17 Role-Based Access Control(RBAC) and Role Assignment

• 2.18 Creating a Role Definition and Role Assignment

• 2.19 Evolution of Azure RBAC Roles

• 2.20 Demo: Create and Assign Roles

• 2.21 RBAC Roles and Resource Manager Locks

• 2.22 Demo: Create Locks on Resources

• 2.23 Introduction to Azure Active Directory

• 2.24 AD DS versus Active Directory and Azure Active Directory Editions

• 2.25 Implementing AD Join and Self-Service

• 2.26 Creating and Managing User Accounts in Azure

• 2.27 Creating Group Accounts and Administrative Units

• 2.28 Demo: Create users and Group Account

• 2.29 Demo: Insert Guest users to Directory

• 2.30 Demo: Create Administrative Unit

• 2.31 Quick Recap

• 3.01 Introduction

• 3.02 Azure Storage: Features, Services, and Account Types

• 3.03 Determine Replication Strategies

• 3.04 Demo: Create a Storage Account using Portal and CLI

• 3.05 Access and Secure Azure Storage Accounts

• 3.06 Implement Blob Storage

• 3.07 Demo: Creation of Blob Storage

• 3.08 Access Tiers and Lifecycle Management of Azure Storage

• 3.09 Demo: Blob Lifecycle Management Rules and Replication

• 3.10 Blob Object Replication and Blob Types

• 3.11 Storage Pricing and Security Capabilities

• 3.12 Creating Shared Access Signatures (SAS)

• 3.13 Demo: Create Shared Access Signatures

• 3.14 Storage Service Encryption (SSE) and Encryption Keys

• 3.15 Storage Security Best Practices

• 3.16 Compare Azure Files to Azure Blobs

• 3.17 Overview of File Share Snapshot

• 3.18 Demo: Create Azure File Share

• 3.19 Demo: Create File Share Snapshot

• 3.20 Overview of Azure File Sync

• 3.21 Demo: Deploy File Sync

• 3.22 Configure Storage with Tools

• 3.23 Demo: Azure Storage Explorer

• 3.24 Demo: Azcopy

• 4.01 Introduction

• 4.02 Cloud Service Responsibilities

• 4.03 Planning Virtual Machines

• 4.04 Determine Virtual Machine Sizing and Storage

• 4.05 Create Virtual Machines

• 4.06 Demo: Create a Virtual Machine from Portal and CLI

• 4.07 Accessing Virtual Machines in Azure Windows and Linux Virtual Machines

• 4.08 Demo: Connect to a Windows Virtual Machine

• 4.09 Demo: Connect to a Linux Virtual Machine

• 4.10 Demo: Explore Other VM Images

• 4.11 Plan for Maintenance and Downtime

• 4.12 Availability Sets

• 4.13 Update and Fault Domains

• 4.14 Availabilty Zone

• 4.15 Vertical Scaling vs. Horizontal Scaling

• 4.16 Virtual Machine Scale Sets

• 4.17 Demo: Create Scale Sets and Autoscaling

• 4.18 Implement and Configure Autoscaling

• 4.19 Implement Custom Script Extensions

• 4.20 Demo: Install Software on your VM

• 4.21 Demo: Query System and Runtime Information About the VM

• 4.22 Azure App Service Plans

• 4.23 Azure App Service Plan Scaling and Implementation

• 4.24 Demo: Scale Up App Service and Deploy Your Code to App Service

• 4.25 Continuous Integration and Deployment

• 4.26 Deployment Slots

• 4.27 Secure App Service

• 4.28 Create Custom Domain Names

• 4.29 Features of Backup and Application Insights

• 4.30 Containers vs. Virtual Machine

• 4.31 Features and Benefits of Azure Container Instances and Container Groups

• 4.32 Understanding the Docker Platform

• 4.33 Understanding AKS Terminology Clusters Nodes

• 4.34 Configure AKS Storage

• 4.35 Demo: Create an AKS Cluster and Deploy a Python App to AKS

• 4.36 Azure Automation Configuration and Implement Desired State Configuration

• 4.37 Demo: Set up a DSC and Configure a Desired State

• 5.01 Spotlight

• 6.01 Introduction

• 6.02 Virtual Network

• 6.03 Subnets

• 6.04 Address

• 6.05 Types of IP Address

• 6.06 Demo: Create Subnet and VNET

• 6.07 Implementing NSG and Determining and Creating NSG Rules

• 6.08 Demo: Creation of NSG

• 6.09 Create Azure Firewall Rules

• 6.10 Demo: Create Azure Firewall Rules

• 6.11 Azure Domain Name Service

• 6.12 Demo: Create DNS Zones

• 6.13 DNS Domains and Record Sets

• 6.14 Private DNS Zones

• 6.15 Demo: Private DNS Zones

• 6.16 VNet Peering Connections

• 6.17 Demo: Create VNET Peering

• 6.18 Determine Gateway Transits, VNet Peering, and Service Chaining Uses

• 6.19 VPN Gateway Uses

• 6.20 Create VPN Gateway

• 6.21 Determine VPN Gateway Type SKU and Generation

• 6.22 Create Local Network Gateway On Premises VPN Device Connection

• 6.23 Determine High Availability Scenarios

• 6.24 Demo: Create a VPN Gateway

• 6.25 Azure Express Route

• 6.26 Site to Site Express Route Coexistence and Comparison of Intersite

• 6.27 Virtual WAN

• 6.28 Virtual System Routes and User Defined Routes

• 6.29 Service Endpoint and Azure Private Link

• 6.30 Demo: Create an NVA

• 6.31 Azure Load Balancer Public and Internal

• 6.32 Determine Load Balancer SKUs and Backend Pool Configuration

• 6.33 Load Balancer Rules, Azure Load Balancer and Session Persistence

• 6.34 Health Probe

• 6.35 Demo: Create a Load Balancer

• 6.36 Application Gateway

• 6.37 Application Gateway Routing

• 6.38 Application Gateway Components

• 7.01 Introduction

• 7.02 Azure Backup Center and Recovery Services Vault

• 7.03 Configure On Premises Backup and Azure Recovery Services Agent

• 7.04 Demo: Backup Azure File Share

• 7.05 Backup of VMs

• 7.06 Backup and Restore Azure Virtual Machines

• 7.07 Microsoft Azure Backup Server

• 7.08 Compare Backup Options

• 7.09 Manage Soft Delete

• 7.10 Implement Azure Site Recovery

• 7.11 Demo: Backup Virtual Machine from VM settings

• 7.12 Demo: Setup Disaster Recovery for Azure VMs

• 7.13 Azure Monitor

• 7.14 Azure Monitor Data Platform and Data Sources

• 7.15 Activity Log Event and Querying the Activity Logs

• 7.16 Managing and Creating Azure Alert Rules

• 7.17 Demo: Use Activity Log Alerts to Alert Azure Infrastructure

• 7.18 Determining Log Analytics Uses and Creating Workspace

• 7.19 Creating Connected Sources and Data Sources

• 7.20 Log Analytics Data Structuring Log Analytics Queries

• 7.21 Demo: Setup Log Analytics Workspace

• 7.22 Network Watcher Features and Components

An Azure Administrator is responsible for implementing, monitoring, and managing Microsoft Azure solutions, which spans key services related to compute, storage, network, and security.

Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that allows individuals and organizations to deploy web applications, virtual servers, and IT platforms. It also allows them to host databases, perform analytics, and store data.

The system requirements to attend this online training are quite basic:

• OS: Windows any version above XP SP3 & Mac any version above OS X 10.6
• Internet Speed: Preferably above 512 KBPS
• Headset: Any decent headset and microphone which can be used to talk and hear clearly
• PowerShell Client on MacOS or Windows
• Azure Trial from Microsoft or Paid Subscription

All of the classes are conducted via live online streaming. They are interactive sessions that enable you to ask questions and participate in discussions during class time.