Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
9 Hour(s) 25 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Intellezy Trainers
Rating
Course Overview
Get a comprehensive overview of Azure cloud services in this 9-course bundle
A $360 value! Save 45% by purchasing all nine Azure courses. This bundle includes:
- Introduction to Azure
- Deploying Virtual Machines
- Azure Active Directory
- Deploying Websites
- Azure SQL
- Azure Storage
- Azure Containers
- Azure Networking
- Automation and Log Analytics
Last updated May 2018
In the Introduction to Azure course will introduce students to the Cloud, types of Cloud services, Azure services, and Azure PowerShell. The content provides the pre-requisite knowledge required by all individuals who will be learning Microsoft Azure. Students who are administrators, developers, or database administrators will benefit from learning thee fundamentals covered in this course and will be better prepared to take additional Microsoft Azure courses that are generally more advanced.
The Deploying Virtual Machines course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to Virtual Networks, Virtual Machines, and Storage capabilities. Students will learn the components of a virtual network, work with VNETs, learn about UPNs and VPNs, become familiar with IaaS cloud services, review VM deployment and conectivity options, and monitoring of VMs. Students will also review and work with various Azure storage options and functionality.
In the Azure Active Directory course, students will gain an understanding of directory service options, use a custom domain, manage users and groups, use multi-factor authentication, work with application access, and add and access applications. Students will learn about using a hybrid Azure Active Directory, extend and deploy AD to the cloud, prepare for synchronization, install Azure AD Connect, and manage directory synchronization. In addition, students will understand ADFS, install AFDS, and convert a domain to Federated.
The Deploying Websites course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to Virtual Networks, Virtual Machines, and Storage capabilities. Students will learn about PaaS Cloud Services, Understand the deployment environment, and create and configure PaaS Cloud Service. Students will work with upgrading Applications, understand communication between roles, understand PaaS to IaaS communication, scaling roles, and work with monitoring and alerts.
In the Azure SQL course, students will overview and provision Azure SQL. Students will also connect to Azure SQL DB, Migrate DB to Azure, work with SQL security and metrics, Configure SQL DB auditing, copy and export a database, use DB Self-Service Restore, and Use SQL DB Geo-Replication.
The Azure Networking course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to networking. Students will learn about IP address space and DNS in Azure VNets. In addition, the course will cover creating a VNet, configuring a point to site and site to site VPN, and VNet peering.
The Azure Storage course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to storage. Students will learn about storage accounts and access and using blob storage and file storage. In addition, the course will cover file sync, content delivery network, and backup and recovery.
The Azure Containers course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to Containers. Students will learn about using Docker, deploying containers, and multi-container applications. In addition, the course will cover container registry, clustering options, and installing ACS.
The Azure Automation and Log Analytics course is designed to instruct students on Azure as it pertains to automation and log analytics. Students will learn about creating automation accounts and creating runbooks. In addition, the course will cover creating OMS workspaces and using the Azure Security Center.
Course Content
- 1 section(s)
- 137 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction to Azure
What You’ll Learn
- Have an understanding of cloud services
- Understand Virtual Networks
- Understand Virtual Machines
- Get an overview of storage
- Learn ARM deployment
- Understand PaaS Cloud Service
- Learn how to provision Azure SQL
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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SSachin Vijay Bhagwat
Norm was very nice instructor. Need more deep explanation on templates/networking features. Instructions were too fast to understand which can become quite difficult to understand for beginners. But, overall, everything was best. Thanks.
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AAbhijit Sadhu
Please publish more hands on exercise diagram based .... That will help to practice purpose .. Very good material . I love it .
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MMatt Carney
The 'course' is more of an 'overview' of what Azure can do, in lecture form, than a 'course'. Granted that there are 'demos' but those demos are quick and usually limited to a single aspect. Adding one or, preferably, more scenarios for a student to complete that encompass the current topic (as well as preceding topics) would help to convert this to a 'course' as well as solidify the 'learning' process. The topic can be stopped by the student, the scenario reviewed and played within Azure, and then returned to the lecture portion. The student of course can decide to bypass the hands-on portion and continue with the lecture. This suggestion also assumes that the 'scenarios' are accessible outside of the lecture video. NOTE: Many of those taking the 'course' are doing so on their own and therefore incorporating as much of the 'free' Azure resources in the scenario as possible is an extreme benefit. Keep in mind that the 'student' by definition will be unfamiliar with Azure, its flow and requirements. Therefore doing any type of hands on is difficult, if not impossible, to do. The created scenarios would accomplish much in meeting the goals of a 'course' and truly helping the student. Without this hands-on portion, the student is listening to a lecture where the beginning may have been forgotten by the time the end is reached. One other note - the volume (decibel level) of the lecture was far lower than the transition portion between them. That transition portion also has an extreme 'lift' in it. When having the sound at a comfortable level to hear the lecture and then the transition comes the sound can be close to painful. Norm did a great job with what was presented. It was not rushed and covered a lot of information.
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DDavid Ouellette
so far quite interesting - looking to take the microsoft certification tests on Azure upon completion
