Building and Automating an Azure infrastructure Training Course |...
- CMDBID 1131
- Course Code MAZUREADM
- Duration 4 Days
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Overview
Building and Automating an Azure infrastructureis a practical training course for teams that need structured, instructor-led skills in Building, Automating, Azure. CourseMonster has rewritten this summary to make the page clearer for learners, managers and search engines while preserving the key learning outcomes.
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Audience
- Build virtual networks and manage the security for them
- Migrate vms from on premises
- Set up hybrid connectivity from on-premises into Azure for both offices and homes
- Deploy a bastion to allow secure connectivity to Azure without exposing unnecessary ports
- Build virtual machines in the most efficient way
- Use templates to redeploy resources and ensure consistency
- Use the serial console to work with resources to connect to and troubleshoot virtual machines
- Use the compute gallery to store applications and images for efficient deployment of vms
- Manage storage in Azure and work with backups
- Consider and choose the appropriate SQL database import options
- Migrate a dot.net application from their on-premises environment
- Work with App services
- Use logic apps and automation accounts to enhance automation
- Monitor resources built in Azure and have a way of visualising what is happening across their Azure environment
Skills Gained
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Additional workplace outcomes: Participants can explain where Building and Automating an Azure infrastructure Training Course | CourseMonster fits in a wider Microsoft skills roadmap, identify related certifications or follow-on courses, and apply the concepts to real project, operations or service delivery scenarios.
Prerequisites
- Attendance of the MAZ9000 course, or MAZ9000-TL or the same knowledge
- An understanding of core technical concepts, including DNS, Networking, Identities, and software deployment methods
- An understanding of virtualisation and building resources in Azure
- Experience with Azure at a fundamental level
Outline
- Cloud Adoption Framework
- Best practices
- Importance of naming
- Policies for enforcing consistency
- Introduction to Virtual networks
- Azure DNS
- Network security
- Labs
- What is Azure Migrate
- Azure migrate options
- Discovery and assessment
- Labs
- Overview of connectivity in Azure
- Azure Bastion
- VPN Gateway
- Site to site connections
- Point to site connections
- Labs
- Planning Considerations
- Managing virtual machines
- Using the Compute gallery for Images
- Using the Compute gallery for applications
- Labs
- Overview of Cloud shell
- Tools and editors available
- Uploading files
- Predictive intellisense
- Labs
- Overview of storage and data
- Using storage accounts
- Backup of data
- Azure SQL
- SQL databases
- Labs
- Overview of hosting options
- App service
- App service migration
- Logic apps
- Labs
- Introduction to Azure Monitor metrics
- Visualisation with Dashboards
- Analyse with Metric explorer
- Responding to metric alert rules
- Labs
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Certification
Instructors will demonstrate features throughout the event. Labs will be done using a limited Azure subscription. After the course, students can enrol for a free Azure trial to re-do the labs.
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