Azure Administration 8hours
As Azure grows in popularity, so does its need for administrators who are proficient in managing it. This includes troubleshooting problems, monitoring performance, and making decisions about which features to use or not use.

Chapter 1 : Getting Started with Azure Subscriptions
An Azure subscription is a package that gives you access to a number of Azure services and features. You can purchase an Azure subscription with a variety of different plans and pricing models.
Getting started with Azure subscription
Getting started with Azure Policy
Using Azure Blueprints for deploy and update operations
Getting started with Blueprint assignment
Checking usage and managing quotas
Implementing management automation
45min.
Chapter 2 : Managing Azure Resources
An Azure subscription includes the Azure portal for managing your resources as well as the tools you need to access them. You can also use Microsoft Azure Stack to extend on-premises environments with cloud capabilities.
Listing and moving available resources
Understanding resource providers
Performing deployments using ARM with templates
Implementing resource, Resource group and Subscription locks
Automating resource group management with Azure Event Grid
Creating an event subscription
Implementing proper resource naming conventions
45min.
Chapter 3 : Configuring and Managing Virtual Networks
Configuring virtual networks can be a complex task. You need to set up the right hardware, configure the network, and finally configure the virtual machines on the network.
Creating and configuring VNet peering
Creating and configuring VNet-to-VNet connection
The same and different resource group
Creating and configuring subnets
Understanding subnet configuration
Creating a VNet and Azure Storage account
Configuring a service endpoint
Configuring a naming resolutions
Configuring the DNS within a VNet
Creating and configuring network security groups (NSGs)
45min.
Chapter 4 : Identity Management
Azure AD provides identity management for any organization, of any size. For instance, it can be used to manage employee access to corporate resources like email and SharePoint.
Registering an application in Azure AD
Securing an Azure Service Fabric cluster
45min.
Chapter 5 : Access Management
Azure Access Management is a cloud-based security system that allows enterprises to control who can access data in their datacenters.
Configuring access to Azure resources
Using and revoking Shared Access Policies
Generating SAS tokens for different services
45min.
Chapter 6 : Managing Virtual Machines
Virtual Machine is an abstraction of physical hardware that gives the guest operating system the impression that it is running on a dedicated machine with its own processing unit..
Using Desired State Configuration
45min.
Chapter 7 : Advanced Networking
Azure Advanced Networking offers a much higher bandwidth and much lower latency, resulting in a more responsive experience when accessing Microsoft’s cloud data centers.
Enabling VNets for Redis Cache
45min.
Chapter 8 : Implementing Storage and Backup
Backups are an integral part of any database management system. It is important to make sure that your data is backed up properly, so you do not lose anything in case of a disaster.
Configuring network access for Azure Storage accounts
Enabling monitoring and finding logs for Azure Storage accounts
Managing the replication of Azure Storage accounts
Transferring large datasets with no or low network bandwidth
Transferring large datasets with medium or high network bandwidth
Enabling security for Azure Storage
45min.
Chapter 9 : High Availability and Disaster Recovery
High Availability is a process in which the system is designed to be continuously available in order to meet the service level requirements. Disaster Recovery is a process in which an organization prepares for, responds to, and recovers from disruptions that could be caused by natural or human-caused disasters.
Monitoring Azure Storage services
Implementing Azure Storage backup
Implementing Availability Zones for VMs and high availability
Monitoring and managing global routing for web traffic with Azure Front Door
Designing backup plans for VMs
45min.
Chapter 10 : Automating Administration in Azure
Azure enables IT professionals to automate administration tasks. It also helps them reduce costs, improve security, and increase productivity.
Starting/stopping Azure virtual machines (VMs) during off-hours
Monitoring Blob storage with Azure Event Grid
Monitoring Azure Container Registry (ACR) with Azure Event Grid
Integrating FTP/SFTP servers with Azure Logic Apps
Integrating Office 365 with Azure Logic Apps
Integrating Azure SQL Server with Azure Logic Apps
45min.
Kumar Satish
Instructor
Kumar Satish started his career as a Unix and Linux System Engineer in 2011. Kumar has professiona experience with CentOS, RedHat, Ubuntu, and Debian. He enjoys teaching others how to use and exploit the power of the Linux operating system.