Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Training

Course Content

Azure Fundamentals

• Lesson 1: Cloud Concepts
  • 1.11 Introduction
  • 1.12 What is Cloud Computing
  • 1.13 What is CC
  • 1.14 benefits of cloud computing
  • 1.15 Key Concepts and Terminology
  • 1.16 Economies of Scale
  • 1.17 Capex vs Opex
  • 1.18 Public cloud
  • 1.19 Characteristics of Public Cloud
  • 1.10 Private Cloud
  • 1.11 Characteristics of Private Cloud
  • 1.12 Hybrid Cloud
  • 1.13 Characteristics of Hybrid Cloud
  • 1.14 Review and what next
  • 1.15 IAAS
  • 1.16 Use cases of IAAS
  • 1.17 What is PaaS
  • 1.18 Common Scenarios Paas
  • 1.19 What is SaaS
  • 1.20 Share Responsibility Mode
• Lesson 2: Core Azure Services
  • 2.1 Introduction
  • 2.2 Azure Regions
  • 2.3 Special Azure regions
  • 2.4 Region pairs
  • 2.5 Feature Availability Region Wise
  • 2.6 Availability Zones
  • 2.7 Availability Sets
  • 2.8 What are Resource Groups
  • 2.9 Azure Resource Manager
  • 1.10 Azure Core Services and Products
  • 2.11 What is Azure Compute
  • 2.12 Azure Virtual Machines - Audiocast Only
  • 2.13 Virtual Machines 1 - Lab
  • 2.14 Virtual Machines II - Lab
  • 2.15 Virtual Machines III - Lab
  • 2.16 Virtual Machines IV - Lab
  • 2.17 Virtual Machines V - Lab
  • 2.18 Virtual Machine VI - Lab
  • 2.19 What are Containers
  • 2.20 Containers (Lab Activity)
  • 2.21 What Are Virtual Networks
  • 2.22 Virtual Networks Lab
  • 2.23 Azure Load Balancer
  • 2.24 VPN Gateway
  • 2.25 Azure Application Gateway - I
  • 2.26 Azure Content Delivery Networks (CDN's)
  • 2.27 Azure Storage Services
  • 2.28 Structured Data
  • 2.29 Semi-Structured Data
  • 2.30 Unstructured Data
  • 2.31 Azure Database Services
  • 2.32 Azure SQL - Lab Demo
  • 2.33 Azure Marketplace
  • 2.34 What is the Internet of Things (IoT) - Intro
  • 2.35 IoT Hub
  • 2.36 IOT Hub Demo
  • 2.37 Azure Big Data and Analytics
  • 2.38 Azure SQL Data Warehouse
  • 2.39 Azure HDInsights
  • 2.40 Azure Data Lake Analytics
  • 2.41 Machine Learning
  • 2.42 What is Serverless Computing
  • 2.43 The concept of DevOps
  • 2.44 Azure Management Tools
  • 2.45 Creating Resources with Powershell - Lab Activity
  • 2.46 Creating Resources with Azure CLI - Lab Activity
  • 2.47 Provision Resources using Cloud Shell - Lab Activity
  • 2.48 Azure advisor
  • 2.49 What did we learn
• Lesson 3: Security, Privacy, Compliance, and Trust
  • 3.1 What to expect in this Module
  • 3.2 Azure Firewalls
  • 3.3 Azure Firewall - Lab Activity - notes
  • 3.4 Azure Firewall - Lab Activity
  • 3.5 Azure DDOS
  • 3.6 Network Security Groups
  • 3.7 Application Security Groups
  • 3.8 Which Network Security Solution to choose from
  • 3.9 Authentication and Authorization
  • 3.10 Azure Active Directory
  • 3.11 Multi-Factor Authentication
  • 3.12 Azure Security Center
  • 3.13 Azure Security Center - Lab Activity
  • 3.14 Azure Key Vault
  • 3.15 Azure Information Protection
  • 3.16 Azure Advanced Threat Protection
  • 3.17 What is Azure Policy
  • 3.18 Azure Policy - Lab Activity
  • 3.19 Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
  • 3.20 Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) - Lab Activity
  • 3.21 Azure Locks
  • 3.22 Azure Locks - Lab Activity
  • 3.23 Azure Blueprints
  • 3.24 Subscription Governance
  • 3.25 Azure Tags
  • 3.26 Azure Monitoring
  • 3.27 Azure Monitoring Lab Activity
  • 3.28 Azure Service Health
  • 3.29 Monitoring Applications and Services
  • 3.30 Compliance Terms and Requirements
  • 3.31 Microsoft Privacy Statement
  • 3.32 Microsoft Trust Center
  • 3.33 Service Trust Portal
  • 3.34 Azure Government Services
  • 3.35 Azure Germany Services
  • 3.36 Azure China
• Lesson 4: Azure Pricing and Support
  • 4.1 What to expect in this module
  • 4.2 Azure Subscriptions
  • 4.3 What are Management Groups
  • 4.4 Purchase Azure Product & Services Available Options
  • 4.5 Usage Metrics
  • 4.6 Factors Affecting Costs
  • 4.7 The concept of Zones for Billing
  • 4.8 Azure Pricing Calculator
  • 4.9 Azure Total Cost of Ownership ( TCO )
  • 4.10 Ways to Minimize Costs in Azure
  • 4.11 Azure Cost Management
  • 4.12 Azure Support Plans
  • 4.13 Alternative Support Options
  • 4.14 Service Level Agreements ( SLA's )
  • 4.15 Composite SLA's
  • 4.16 Improving Application SLA's
  • 4.17 Public and Features
  • 4.18 Providing Feedback
  • 4.19 General Availability
  • 4.20 Azure Updates, Announcements and Roadmaps
  • 4.21 Conclusion

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