Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

Part 1: Getting Started with Microsoft Azure

1. What Is Cloud Computing?
2. What Is Azure?
3. Managing Azure
4. Subscription Management and Billing

Part 2: Websites and Cloud Services

1. Create and Configure Websites
2. Deploy and Monitor Websites
3. Create and Deploy Cloud Services

Part 3: Virtual Machines

1. Create and Configure Virtual Machines
2. Configure Disks

Part 4: Virtual Networks

1. Getting Started with Virtual Networks
2. Creating a Virtual Network
3. Implementing Point-to-Site Networks

Part 5: Cloud Storage

1. Understand Cloud Storage
2. Create and Manage Storage

Part 6: Microsoft Azure Databases

1. Understand Relational Database Deployment Options
2. Create and Connect to SQL Databases

Part 7: Azure Active Directory

1. Manage Azure AD Objects
2. Manage Authentication

Part 8: Microsoft Azure Management Tools

1. Azure PowerShell
2. The Azure SDK and the Azure Cross-Platform Command-Line Interface

This course is intended for information technology (IT) professionals who have a limited knowledge of cloud technologies and want to learn more about Microsoft Azure. This course provides the underlying knowledge required by all IT professionals who will be using Microsoft Azure, regardless of whether they are an administrator, developer, or database administrator.

The audience will include:

• Individuals who want to evaluate deploying, configuring, and administering services and virtual machines using Microsoft Azure.
• Developers who want to evaluate creating Microsoft Azure solutions.
• Windows Server administrators who are looking to evaluate the migration of on-premises roles and services to the cloud.
• IT professionals who want to evaluate the use of Microsoft Azure to host web sites and mobile app back-end services.
• Database administrators who want to evaluate the use of Microsoft Azure to host Microsoft SQL Server databases.

• Describe cloud computing, Microsoft Azure, and Azure subscriptions.
• Describe and create Microsoft Azure websites.
• Create and configure virtual machines in Microsoft Azure.
• Create a Microsoft Azure virtual network.
• Describe and configure Microsoft Azure storage.
• Describe and deploy databases in Microsoft Azure.
• Describe and configure Microsoft Azure Active Directory.

In order to receive a refund for prepayment, you must cancel or reschedule your registration 16 or more calendar days before the start date of your scheduled class. Failure to provide the required notification will result in full charge of the course. If a student does not attend a scheduled course without the required prior notification, the funds will be forfeited and rescheduling will not be allowed. Within the required notification period, only student substitutions will be permitted.
Rescheduling is permitted at any time with 16 or more calendar days' notice. Enrollments must be rescheduled within six months of the cancel date or funds on account will be forfeited.