Microsoft Azure: Infrastructure As a Service

Microsoft Azure: Infrastructure as a Service

Duration: 3 Days [Remote / Onsite] WorkshopPLUS Difficulty Level: 200 - Intermediate

Description Methodology

This offering provides architects, IT professionals, and Learn by example developers with the knowledge and experience needed Learn by presentations, demonstrations and group to make the initial architectural and development discussions. decisions about their use of Microsoft Azure IaaS. It Hands-on consists of two main parts: classroom teaching and ▪ Prepare and use an environment for a hands-on hands-on experience introducing Microsoft Azure experience concepts and tools. ▪ Access resources and labs for up to six months after The course can also be customized to focus on the the workshop delivery of a particular application with the flexibility to augment the course with a consulting engagement Scope involving architectural assistance or proof of concept This offering is scoped for Compute, Storage, and development. Networking in Azure Infrastructure. Objectives Agenda ▪ Understand Compute, Storage, and Networking in Day 1 (Mandatory) Azure IaaS ▪ Microsoft Azure IaaS Overview ▪ Get familiar with important Azure PowerShell ▪ Microsoft Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Management concepts and techniques ▪ Microsoft Azure Storage ▪ Turn industry challenges into your opportunity by Day 2 (Mandatory) differentiating yourself, and delighting your ▪ Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines customers with Microsoft Azure and Infrastructure as ▪ Microsoft Azure Networking a Service leveraged application platforms Day 3 (Choose any two) Outcomes ▪ Microsoft Azure Identity ▪ Microsoft Azure Management ▪ Relate the purpose of Microsoft Azure IaaS to your ▪ Microsoft Azure Automation application requirements ▪ Microsoft Azure Backup ▪ Learn about Azure Services to develop and deploy existing application platforms to Microsoft Azure

Requirements

Participants Delivery Requirements ▪ Architects, IT pros and developers ▪ Computer with internet access and at least 1 Mbps Skill Requirements bandwidth per participant ▪ General familiarity with cloud computing concepts ▪ Microsoft/Windows Live ID to connect to the virtual ▪ Understanding of multi-tiered application architectures environment (for example: front end, middleware, and back-end software) ▪ General understanding of networking concepts (for example: IPv4, DNS, gateways, VPN) Time Commitment ▪ Three full-day engagement with relevant roles

Education

▪ Introduction to cloud computing, Cloud services and scenarios, Day 1 Microsoft Azure IaaS Overview Microsoft Azure Management Portal overview

Microsoft Azure Resource Manager ▪ Describe the usage of ARM, Details of ARM JSON code structure, Day 1 (ARM) Discussion about Access Control and Resource Locks

▪ Storage architecture & data services, discussion around the Day 1 Microsoft Azure Storage different types of storage, storage replication and security

▪ Support for key server applications, provisioning patterns and Day 2 Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines approaches, high availability features and VM sizes

▪ Virtual Machines and DNS, protocols and endpoints, cross- Day 2 Microsoft Azure Networking premise connectivity, virtual networking services

▪ Discussion about Microsoft Azure Active Directory, Azure B2B Day 3 Optional: Microsoft Azure Identity and B2C, Microsoft Azure Multi-Factor Authentication, and extending on-premises Active Directory to Azure using IaaS

▪ Microsoft Azure Portal management, PowerShell Cmdlets for Optional: Microsoft Azure Day 3 Microsoft Azure, Management of VM’s, Storage and Networking Management using PowerShell

Optional: Microsoft Azure ▪ Discussion about Automation Runbooks, Automation Desired Day 3 Automation State Configuration ▪ Discussion about Azure Backup and Restore, Azure snapshot Day 3 Optional: Microsoft Azure Backup backup, Monitoring and Auditing backup

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