Course AZ-104T00: Microsoft Azure Administrator

Course Description

This training teaches IT Professionals how they can manage their Azure subscriptions, administer the infrastructure, secure identities, configure virtual networking, connect Azure & on-premises sites, manage network traffic, implement storage solutions, create & scale virtual machines, implement web apps & containers, back up & share data, and monitor your solution.

Prerequisites

  • Successful Azure Administrators start their role with experience in virtualization, networking, identity, & storage. 
  • Having knowledge of network configurations, including TCP/IP, Domain Name System (DNS), firewalls, virtual private networks (VPNs), & encryption technologies.
  • Having knowledge of on-premises virtualization technologies, including VMs, virtual networking, & virtual hard disks.
  • Having a knowledge of Active Directory concepts, including users, groups, & role-based access control.
  • Understanding of resilience & disaster recovery, including backup & restore operations.

Target Audience

This course is for Azure Administrators. The Azure Administrator implements, manage and monitors identity, governance, storage, computing, & virtual networks in a cloud environment. The Azure Administrator will provision, size, monitor, & adjust resources as appropriate.

Content Outline

  • Define Azure AD concepts, including identities, accounts, & tenants.
  • Understand the differences between Azure AD and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).
  • Describe the Azure AD features to support different configurations.
  • Implement the Azure AD join feature.
  • Choose between supported editions of Azure AD.
  • Use Azure AD self-service password reset feature.
  • Configure users' accounts and user account properties.
  • Create new user accounts.
  • Import bulk user accounts with a template.
  • Configure group accounts and assignment types.
  • Determine the correct region so as to locate Azure services.
  • Review features & use cases for Azure subscriptions.
  • Obtain an Azure subscription.
  • Understand billing & features for different Azure subscriptions.
  • Use Microsoft Cost Management for cost analysis.
  • Discover when to use Azure resource tagging.
  • Identify ways to reduce costs.
  • Create management groups to target policies & spending budgets.
  • Implement Azure Policy with policy & initiative definitions.
  • Scope Azure policies and determine compliance.
  • Manage resources with the Azure portal.
  •  Manage resources with Azure Cloud Shell.
  •  Manage resources with Azure PowerShell.
  •  Manage resources with Azure CLI.
  • Identify the features & usage cases for Azure Resource Manager.
  •  Describe each Azure Resource Manager component & its usage.
  •  Organize your Azure resources with resource groups.
  •  Apply Azure Resource Manager locks.
  •  Move Azure resources between groups, subscriptions, & regions.
  •  Remove resources & resource groups.
  •  Apply and track resource limits.
  •  List the advantages of Azure templates.
  •  Identify the Azure template schema components.
  •  Specify Azure template parameters.
  •  Locate and use Azure Quickstart Templates.
  • Describe virtual network features & components.
  •  Identify features & usage cases for subnets and subnetting.
  •  Identify usage cases for private & public IP addresses.
  •  Create & determine which resources require public IP addresses.
  •  Create & determine which resources require private IP addresses.
  •  Create virtual networks.
  • Determine when to use network security groups.
  •  Implement network security group rules.
  •  Evaluate network security group effective rules.
  • Determine when to use Azure Firewall.
  •  Implement Azure Firewall, including firewall rules
  •  Identify features & usage cases for domains, custom domains, & private zones.
  •  Verify custom domain names using DNS records.
  •  Implement DNS zones, DNS delegation, & DNS record sets.
  • Identify features & usage cases for VPN gateways.
  •  Configure site-to-site VPN connections by using a VPN gateway
  •  Implement high availability scenarios.
  • Identify features & usage cases for ExpressRoute.
  •  Coexist site-to-site & ExpressRoute networks.
  •  Identify features & usage cases for virtual WAN.
  •  Implement system routes & user-defined routes.
  •  Configure a custom route.
  •  Implement service endpoints.
  •  Identify features & usage cases for private links and endpoint services.
  • Identify features & usage cases for Azure load balancer.
  •  Implement public & internal Azure load balancers.
  •  Configure the load balancer SKUs, backend pools, session persistence, & health probes.
  •  Identify features & usage cases for Azure Application Gateway.  
  •  Configure gateway features such as routing rules.
  •   Implement the Azure Application Gateway, including selecting a routing method.
  •  Identify features & usage cases for Azure storage accounts.
  • Select between different types of Azure Storage & storage accounts.
  •  Select a storage replication strategy.
  •  Configure network access to storage accounts.
  •  Secure storage endpoints.
  • Identify features & usage cases for Azure Blob Storage.
  • Configure Blob Storage & Blob access tiers.
  • Configure Blob lifecycle management rules.
  • Configure Blob object replication.
  • Upload and price Blob Storage.
  • Configure a (SAS) shared access signature, including the uniform resource identifier (URI) & SAS parameters.
  • Configure Azure Storage encryption.
  • Implement customer-managed keys.
  • Recommend opportunities to improve Azure Storage security.
  • Identify storage for file shares & blob data.
  • Configure Azure Files shares & file share snapshots.
  • Identify features & usage cases of Azure File Sync.
  • Identify Azure File Sync components & configuration steps.
  • Configure & use Azure Storage Explorer.
  • Configure Azure Import/Export service.
  • Use the WAImportExport tool with the Azure Import/Export service.
  • Configure & use AZCopy.
  • Create a virtual machine planning checklist.
  • Determine virtual machine locations and pricing models.
  • Determine the correct virtual machine size.
  • Configure virtual machine storage.
  • Implement availability sets and availability zones.
  • Implement update and fault domains.
  • Implement Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets.
  • Autoscale virtual machines.
  • Identify features & usage cases for virtual machine extensions.
  • Identify features & usage cases for Custom Script Extensions.
  • Identify features & usage cases for Desired State Configuration.
  • Identify features and usage cases for Azure App Service.
  • Select an Azure App Service plan pricing tier.
  • Scale an Azure App Service plan.
  • Scale-out an Azure App Service plan.
  • Identify features and usage cases for Azure App Service.
  • Create an app with Azure App Service.
  • Configure deployment settings, specifically deployment slots.
  • Secure your Azure App Service app.
  • Configure custom domain names.
  • Back up and restore your Azure App Service app.
  • Configure Azure Application Insights.
  • Identify when to use containers versus virtual machines.
  • Identify the features & usage cases of Azure Container Instances.
  • Implement Azure container groups.
  • Identify AKS components, including pods, clusters, & nodes.
  • Configure network connections for AKS.
  • Configure storage options for AKS.
  • Implement security options for AKS.
  • Scale AKS including adding Azure Container Instances.
  • Identify features & usage cases for Azure Backup.
  • Configure Recovery Services Vault backup options.
  • Implement on-premises file & folder backup.
  • Configure the Microsoft Azure Recovery Services Agent.
  • Identify features & usage cases for different Azure backup methods.
  • Configure virtual machine snapshots & backup options.
  • Implement virtual machine backup & restore, including soft delete.
  • Compare the Azure Backup agent to the Azure Backup Server.
  • Perform site-to-site recovery by using Azure Site Recovery.
  • Identify the features & usage cases for Azure Monitor.
  • Configure & interpret metrics and logs.
  • Identify the Azure Monitor components & data types.
  • Configure the Activity Log.
  • Configure Azure Monitor alerts.
  • Create alert rules and action groups.
  • Identify the features & usage cases for Log Analytics.
  • Create a Log Analytics workspace.
  • Structure a Log Analytics query & review results.
  • Identify the features & usage cases for the Azure Network Watcher.
  • Configure diagnostic capabilities like Next Hop, IP Flow Verify & Network Topology.

FAQs

If you want to become an azure admin, then you have to start with azure fundamentals. An individual with a professional experience in Azure-specific job roles can easily aim at improving their skills with official certification. However, you could also be included in other scenarios.

This exam measures your ability to accomplish the following technical tasks: manage Azure subscriptions and resources; implement and manage storage; deploy and manage virtual machines (VMs); configure and manage virtual networks; and manage identities.

The migration Assistant tool helps the user to examine their IIS installation. It helps the user to recognize which site can be migrated to the Cloud. In general, it features components that are either not migrated or unsupported on the Azure platform.

ASP.Net, PHP, and WCF are a type of web applications that can be deployed with SQL Azure.

To attend the training session, you should have operational Desktops or Laptops with the required specification, along with a good internet connection to access the labs. 

We would always recommend you attend the live session to practice & clarify the doubts instantly and get more value from your investment. However, due to some contingency, if you have to skip the class, Radiant Techlearning will help you with the recorded session of that particular day. However, those recorded sessions are not meant only for personal consumption and NOT for distribution or any commercial use.

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Participants can easily access these labs over Cloud with the help of a remote desktop connection. 

Radiant virtual labs provide you the flexibility to learn from anywhere in the world and in any time zone. 

 

The learners will be enthralled as we engage them the real-world and industry Oriented projects during the training program. These projects will improve your skills and knowledge, and you will gain a better experience. These real-time projects will help you a lot in your future tasks and assignments.

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